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Today is Constitution Day. The U.S. Constitution was signed and adopted on Sept. 17, 1787.
We discussed these questions in class today:
- What is the Constitution?
- Why is it important?
- What are the opening words of the Constitution called?
Do you know what they mean?
tranquility
posterity
justice
Click here to learn more about the Constitution on Brain Pop!
The Constitution is very important! In both 5Th and 6Th grade (and maybe others) you have to memorize the Preamble. The Constitution, along with the Declaration of Independence, are both very interesting documents that made our country great.
ReplyDeleteThank you for warning us about the Preamble. Thanks for commenting on our blog!
ReplyDeleteDo you like to read like we do?
I like your blog mrs.alaniz it is avery good idea. Now, I have a very impartant question for you who in your class said this comment? Let me give you a hint:my 5th birth party was a total embarassment.
ReplyDeletethe constitution is like the U.s law.It's like a big american rule book.
ReplyDeleteMrs.Alaniz I found tranquility,posterity,and justice's defifition.
ReplyDeleteI like that you put a link to brainpop on the post!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment! That is what alot of kids said in our class.
ReplyDeleteThe Constitution is very important I am glad I learned something new about the Constitution!
ReplyDeleteWe celebrated Dot Day today!!!It was very fun. We drew dots on dots. I made seven so far. Did you celebrate Dot Day? What did you do for Dot day?
ReplyDeleteI think that the constitution is like a law for laws.
ReplyDeleteOn September 17,1787 the Constitution was sighned and adopted.
ReplyDeleteThe first part of the constitution is the preamble
ReplyDeleteI saw the Constitution at the National Arcives. Who are the four fathers
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