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Constitution Day Activities!
Are you already discussing the legacy of the Declaration of Independence in your classroom as you talk about the Constitution and Early American history? Enter your classroom activities into the
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Civic Star Challenge !
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Civic Star Challenge is a groundbreaking initiative from iCivics and the Bill of Rights Institute to celebrate the upcoming 250th anniversary of the nations independence throughout this school year. Each entry is an opportunity win over 400 incredible prizes!

Looking for ideas on how to enter the contest throughout the school year? Discover recommended resources and suggested activities to seamlessly integrate the key themes of the Declaration of Independence into your curriculum, regardless of subject. Don't miss this once-in-a-teaching-lifetime opportunity!
☆ ☆ ☆ How to Participate ☆ ☆ ☆


- Engage: Use adaptable lesson plans and activities to teach the powerful themes of the Declaration.
- Share:As your students complete activities, submit a simple form to showcase their participation.
- Win: There are four drawing cycles, and every submission is a chance to win. The more you teach and submit, the more chances you have to win!


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Discover recommended resources and suggested activities to seamlessly integrate the key themes of the Declaration of Independence into your curriculum, regardless of subject.

☆ ☆ ☆ Theme: Revolution and Change ☆ ☆ ☆

Grades 3-5

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Begin the
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Causes of the American Revolution lesson to examine how the ideals of natural rights and justice inspire a revolution for independence.

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Grades 6-8
Analyze the Declaration of Independence and its lasting impact on the American experiment using our
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Declaration of Independence lesson .

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Grades 9-12

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Use our
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Loyalist vs. Patriot essay to explore the different demographics who supported the Loyalists and Patriot causes during the fight for independence.

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Unlock even greater opportunities:
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Join the Essay Challenge


Win a $10,000 grant for your school, an all-expenses-paid national civic education trip, or a share of over $100,000 in other prizes by joining the Essay Challenge! Submit your essay answering the question: "Why is civic learning important in my classroom, and how does it empower my students?"







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