Teaching the Class

Every student has now lead the class in a lesson on a certain aspect of Colonial life. Now, it is time to reflect on this class project...

1. Did you enjoy leading the class in a lesson? Why?

2. Would you want to do this activity again? Why?

The Bill of Rights

Here are some of YOUR rights protected in the U.S. Constitution (these are not in order and are written informally):

• The Right to free speech
• The Right to believe in and practice any religion
• The Right not to house soldiers in your home during peacetime
• The Right not to have you house searched by Police officers without permission from a Judge
• The Right not to testify against yourself in court
• The Right not to tell the Police anything at all
• The Right to "bear arms" (To own a weapon)
• The Right to get fair punishments from the Law

If you would like to see the real Bill of Rights, click on this link Bill of Rights

Which "Right" is the most important to you? Why?