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Free classroom sets of Pocket Constitutions are available on a rolling basis depending on our stock and are provided on a first-come, first-served basis based. Please note that we cannot guarantee fulfillment of every request. Educators will be notified via email if and when we can fulfill their order.

In 2024, we donated over 200,000 booklets. The booklets were so popular, we decided to make them available on our store for those educators/schools that have the means to purchase them.

We hope you will continue to use our resources to support your teaching.

Teach the Constitution with these Resources

We have dozens of resources to help you teach the Consitution and the Bill of Rights. Find a few to get you started below!

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U.S. Constitution | Primary Source Essentials

2 Min

What does the Constitution do? What are the principles of self-government in the Constitution? In this rapid-fire episode of BRI’s Primary Source Essentials and United States Constitution summary, learn how the US Constitution was framed as a stronger, yet limited, government built upon certain principles. The US Constitution Explained | A Primary Source Close Read w/ BRI: https://billofrightsinstitute.org/videos/the-constitution-explained-a-primary-source-close-read-w-bri

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Why Does the Constitution Matter? with Anastasia Boden | BRI’s #ConstitutionDayLive

20 Min

Why does the Constitution matter? In this special edition of Primary Source Close Reads, Kirk Higgins is joined by Anastasia Boden, practicing Constitutional lawyer at the Pacific Legal Foundation, to discuss the 9th and 14th Amendments to the United States Constitution. How have they been interpreted and used in Supreme Court decisions? Why are these Amendments--and the Constitution as a whole—so important to us today?