What is Bill of Rights Day?

National Archives: What is Bill of Rights Day?

On December 15, 1941, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt issued a proclamation dedicating December 15 as Bill of Rights Day. This date marks the anniversary of the ratification of the Bill of Rights, the first ten amendments to the Constitution. Join the National Archives for student programs on the Bill of Rights: civics.archives.gov

G  Keep the conversation going on Bill of Rights Day.  Use these dialogues to extend EL Civics instruction, learn about the Bill of Rights, and introduce KYR resources.

·       Bill of Rights Conversation Practice for Family Literacy
·       Bill of Rights Conversation Practice for ESL 1
·       Bill of Rights Conversation Practice for ESL 2
·       Bill of Rights Conversation Practice for ESL 3
·       Bill of Rights Conversation Practice for ESL 4
·       Bill of Rights Conversation Practice for ESL 5

More Resources:

• LINCS: Civic Resources for Bill of Rights Day 2024 links
• uscitizenpod: A Quick Review of the Bill of Rights and the N-400 (2024) Part 9 plus Civics Questions 2024 video | pdf  | mp3
• Bill of Rights pptx via Google Slides
• Bill of Rights Vocabulary Quiz 01  pdf
• Bill of Rights Vocabulary Quiz 02  pdf
• Bill of Rights Vocabulary Quiz 03  pdf
• Bill of Rights Vocabulary Quiz 04  pdf
• Bill of Rights Vocabulary Quiz 05  pdf
• Bill of Rights Citizenship Quiz  pdf
• A Quick Review of the Bill of Rights and the N-400 Part 12 plus Civics Questions mp3 and pdf and video (2017)
• The Bill of Rights and the N-400 Part 12 plus Civics Questions mp3 and pdf (2016)
• A Citizenship Quiz about the Bill of Rights pdf (2015)