U.S. Constitution

Student Unit Notebook

• A Cover Page
• B Objectives: U.S. Constitution
• C Class Table of Contents
• D Letter to Parents
• SUN Scoring Sheet

Table of Contents

1. Key Terms: U.S. Constitution
2. Process Q’s: Roots of Representative Government
3. Matrix: 17th & 18th Century Thinkers
4. Process: Journal Response
5. T- Chart: Experiencing the Weaknesses of the Articles
6. Process: Illustrated Dictionary
7. Diagram: Success & Weakness of the Articles of Confederation
8. Process: Spell out for the Articles
9. Matrix: Examining the Articles of Confederation
10. Process: a Need for Change
11. Reading Notes: Congressional Representation
12. Process: Invitation to Constitutional Convention
13. Reading Notes: The Slavery Issue
14. Process: Journal Response
15. Reading Notes: Ratifying the Constitution
16. Reading Notes: Principles of the Constitution
17. Reading Notes: Principles of the Constitution
18. Process: Quick Guide to the Constitution
19. Chart: Goals of the Preamble
20. Process: Branches of the National Government
21. Chart: Branches of the National Government
22. Process: Check and Balances
23. Graphic Organizer: Check and Balances
24. Process Q: How a Bill becomes a Law
25. Diagram: How a Bill becomes a Law
26. Process: Examining the Bill of Rights
27. Matrix: The Bill of Rights
28. Matrix: Amendments to the Constitution (11-19)
29. Matrix: Amendments to the Constitution (20-27)

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Textbook Resources

How A Bill Becomes A Law Game

Class Readings For:

• S.U.N. p.26,27 Textbook 266-268
• S.U.N. p.28 Textbook 269-273
• S.U.N. p.29 Textbook 273-277