2025-2026 MAE Citizenship Class 26

 

TED-ED: The making of the American Constitution - Judy Walton

Also watch: New York Historical Society: The Constitution // The Citizenship Project [E07]

Classroom:

• ESL 4 Practice Interview for Constitution & Citizenship Week AND Adult Education & Family Literacy Week

• ESL 5 Practice Interview for Constitution & Citizenship Week AND Adult Education & Family Literacy Week

• Questions 10 and 11: Weapons
• Voices of Freedom: Ch. 8
• US Constitution Quick Quiz (picture vocabulary) pdf and Google slides (2021)
• 128: Constitution Quiz pdf
• Hao Thi Vu (Vietnam): A Quick Interview for US Constitution and Citizenship Day 2014 based on the new N-400r (2014) pdf 

U.S. Citizenship Resources for April

Tulips in front of the U.S. Capitol Building

U.S. Citizenship Resources for April 2026

April is Arab American Heritage Month! page

U.S. Citizenship Resources for Arab American Heritage Month page

April is Financial Literacy Month page

Financial literacy and financial responsibility are key components of citizenship.

April is National Poetry Month post

Spotlight on Emma Lazarus' poem "New Colossus" and poetry that celebrates America and our immigrant heritage.

April 19-25: National Library Week  page
Explore the role of Libraries in supporting the formation of new American citizens!

April 1 to April 9 Passover  page

Passover Haggadah celebrating our Immigrant Nation

April 3: Good Friday page
GOOD FRIDAY Faith-Based Immigration and Refugee Resources

April 5: Easter page 

A U.S. Citizenship Quiz in honor of Western Christians

April 12: Pascha page
A U.S. Citizenship Quiz in honor of Eastern Orthodox Christians

April 15: Income Tax Day page 

15 question quiz and more

Apr 16-19: DC Emancipation Day post

Commemorates 1862 act signed by Lincoln which freed the slaves in the District of Columbia.

April 22: Earth Day page
Citizenship Resources for Earth Day, Arbor Day, and more! 

updated 2026-03-31

USCIS 128:72. It is important for all men age 18 through 25 to register for the Selective Service. Name one reason why.

OpenAI. (2026). It is important for all men age 18 through 25 to register for the Selective Service. Name one reason why.  [AI-generated infographic]. OpenAI.  Edited by Jennifer Gagliardi

In the United States, men ages 18 through 25 must register for the Selective Service. This is a list of people who could be called to serve in the military if the country needs it.

One reason to register is that it is required by law. This means men in this age group must sign up, even if there is no draft right now. Not registering can cause problems with jobs, education, or government benefits.

Another reason is that it is a civic duty. This means it is a responsibility to help and support the country. Registering shows that a person is willing to serve if needed.

Registering also helps make the system fair. If there is a draft in the future, the Selective Service makes sure people are chosen in a fair and equal way.

These reasons show why registering for the Selective Service is important for young men in the United States.  

For more information, go to SSS.gov.