Have you geared up for Constitution Day on September 17? Ensure you have all the products your classroom needs for the mandated Constitution Day observance with these fun and activity-filled U.S. Constitution-related products.

One suspicious document, 2 kids a'wondering, 3 spies a'spying, 4 flags a'flying, and at least 10 reasons to run for your life!

A hilarious question and answer game for ages 8 and up! It's a fun (and often hilarious!) way to learn about the U.S. Constitution and reinforce knowledge. Kids go from “Don't know beans about...” to bowl-full-of-knowledge. Great for the classroom involving every student, a small group, or fun for the entire family.

This book provides an in-depth look at our nations history and the importance of the U.S. Constitution. This book describes fascinating facts and fun activities your students will love! The American Milestone series are a favorite among teachers nationwide! Each book includes ideas for lesson plans, hands-on activities, biographies, fascinating facts and stories.

Your students will be amazed as they study the U.S. Constitution, one of the most influential legal documents in existence. Since its creation some two hundred years ago, over one hundred countries around the world have used it as a model for their own. The American Milestone series meets national and social studies standards. This 28-page comprehensive book is reproducible and educational.

The Founding Fathers had worked hard through the long, hot summer of 1787. When all was said and done, the foundation of America's government had been poured into the Constitution of the United Sates. Their work, however, was not yet finished. The States, in adopting the new Constitution, argued that the next layer of the foundation must establish and protect the rights of individual citizens.

Years before George Washington would become President of a brand new country called “The United States of America,” Thomas Jefferson hunkered down in a candle-lit room and penned a letter that shook loose the heavy iron chains of a tyrannical monarchy. In writing the simple phrase, “…we hold these truths to be self-evident - that all men are created equal,” Thomas Jefferson told the King of England that the colonists were not going to be treated as his inferior subjects any longer.

These FunSheets are filled with loads of fun facts of the U.S. Constitution to color and display.

A 22-page coloring book about patriotic people places, symbols and more! Let's have fun learning about the U.S. Constitution! It's the framework for our government. Use it in the classroom, on a fun family trip, or keep it at Grandma's house for a rainy day.

Includes more than 30 individual bulletin board pieces, 20 feet of attractive educational border, and an activity for students that involves making an item that teachers can put up as part of the bulletin board display!

Benjamin Franklin did much more than discover that lightning was electricity! He was a superb statesman during the early days of America, an able ambassador, a profound writer and printer, and an incredible inventor! Is there anything this man couldn't do?!

George Washington is probably our most famous American. He is a real hero of American history. He was handsome and hard working. He was smart and brave. George was from Virginia. And, oh, yes-he was the first president of the United States!

Thomas Jefferson was one of the most beloved founding fathers of America. His creative genius led to his writing the Declaration of Independence and added to his input on the Constitution. A man of many talents, Thomas Jefferson was known as the Man of the People.

Patrick Henry was known as the voice of the American Revolution. He was a skilled lawyer who was able to persuade juries. This talent helped him when he gave speeches supporting the American Revolution. He inspired many patriots and citizens to demand their freedom!