The fun facts, guides and links below were provided by many young government students and their teachers/mentors. If you are visiting our site and would have additional information that would be helpful to others, please contact us to ask to have it posted! We would like to thank the following students, teachers and mentors in particular:
- Kingston Elementary Youth Civic Engagement Program (fifteen 8-12 year olds) and Mrs. Gray. We would like to thank in particular one of the younger students in the program, Jessica
- David Goldman and his former student, Michelle
Fun Facts, Guides and Links:
- Kids in the House: How Laws Are Made
- A Kid’s Guide to the Business of the U.S. Government
- NEOK12 Vidoes and Lesson Plans: Democracy
- Mr. Nussbaum: U.S. Government for Kids
- The U.S. Constitution for Kids
- BrainPop Movie: U.S. Constitution for Kids
- Constitution Facts: Fun Zone
- U.S. Constitution Facts and Worksheets
- Fascinating Facts About the U.S. Constitution
- Interactive Constitution – The National Constitution Center
- History for Kids: Bill of Rights
- Checks and Balances
- Ben’s Guide: Learning Adventures
- Checks and Balances for Kids
- Executive Branch Lesson for Kids: Definition and Facts
- Kids Discover: The Executive Branch
- Branches of Government
- What is Congress? – Kids in the House
- The Role of the House – Kids in the House
- Legislative Branch: Government Games and Activities for Kids
- United States House of Representatives
- United States Senate
- Judicial Branch Facts
- The U.S. Judicial Branch: Free Educational Videos
- Judicial Branch Definition for Kids
- The Three Branches of The United States Government – Joslyn Law Firm
- Laws Enacted – Thank a Democrat – Flyer – Rev5.21.2021
- Democratic Party The Party of Everyday People – Flyer