• Ben's Guide to U.S. Gov.
  Ben's Guide to U.S. Government for Kids is brought to the World Wide Web as a service of the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office (GPO). Ben's Guide serves as the educational component of GPO Access, GPO's service to provide the official online version of legislative and regulatory information. Can select grade level.
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• Center on Congress at Indiana University (Lots of free resources, Kids, Spanish too)
  This site is designed to inform students about Congress through diverse modalities. It includes videos, political cartoons, primary sources, lesson plans, activities and many free resources. It is also available in Spanish
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• First Amendment Schools
  First Amendment Schools project teaches civics through hands-on lessons. Primary and secondary students are learning first-hand about some of their constitutionally protected rights through the First Amendment Schools project. The national initiative seeks to promote civic responsibility by encouraging students to, for example, write new school constitutions, help hire staff and plan assemblies.
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• National Constitution Center: Interactive Constitution
  This Interactive Constitution is based on The Words We Live By: Your Annotated Guide to the Constitution by Linda R. Monk (Hyperion/A Stonesong Press Book). Copyright © 2003 Linda R. Monk and The Stonesong Press, Inc. Rec. by Cristina Sanchez-Lopez
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• THOMAS (Library of Congress)
  This website is from the Library of Congress and gives legislative information, in the spirit of Thomas Jefferson. Under “Current Activity” students can read what happened recently in Congress or what is on the house floor at the moment. Under “Learn” students can find out about the Supreme Court, the legislative process, the Declaration of Independence, and the U.S. Constitution. There is a section for teachers with classroom activities and lesson plans. Rec. by Sharon Siciak
  The Library of Congress THOMAS site is the source for federal legislative information. THOMAS provides several options for finding bills, resolutions, and legislative histories from 1973 to the present. Legislative information can be searched across multiple Congresses. THOMAS is also the source for presidential nominations, treaties, committee reports, legislative resources f
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• Constitutional Rights Foundation--Service Learning Network (82)
  
  Information about Constitutional Rights Foundation one of the leading civic education groups in the United States
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