28th Amendment Ideas Student Project and Slides

The 28th Amendment Project guides students through creating their own constitutional amendment as an inquiry-based learning activity. Students take on the role of lawmakers and draft a new amendment to address a modern-day issue. This creative project leads students through anticipating opposition, problem-solving current events, and innovating solutions within the legal system. Pairs well with the 27 Amendments slides and notes to provide context of the amendment process. This versatile project works for individual, small group, or whole class learning in social studies and government courses for grades 7-12. With teacher slides, a student project guide, and a grading rubric, educators have all the materials needed to engage students in an authentic citizenship experience. Rather than just studying history, students get hands-on practice with the legal amendment process.