Becky Teaches

04/16/2024

Being from Illinois, Lincoln has always been a huge part of my life and education. This plot was absolutely wild if you dive into it!

04/07/2024

It was a great day for MCS Odyssey of the Mind!

04/05/2024

Not a name we are used to hearing, but important to honor!

It was on April 2, 1917 that Jeanette Rankin became the first woman in Congress. But within days, she became the target of national scorn for...

03/04/2024

There are so many ways to celebrate this month with the National Constitution Center . Be sure to check out some of these amazing offerings!

Celebrate ! Uncover the extraordinary lives of American women who transformed constitutional history with programs and resources for learners of all ages.

📚 Attend an online or program.

📃 Explore the museum with a self-guided tour focusing on rare artifacts and the .

🖌️ Visit in person and get creative. Put your own twist on historical suffrage buttons, sashes, and posters at our make-and-take craft tables.

🖥️ Learn from anywhere with free online educational resources available on our website.

Learn more: https://ow.ly/hVBX50QK7OX

02/20/2024

What a cool day to visit the National Constitution Center ! How awesome to live close enough to do this! (Jealous)

11/30/2023

Teaching this time of year is tough. The National Constitution Center makes interactive lessons easy!

11/30/2023

Winston Churchill has always fascinated me! Happy birthday, sir.

On the anniversary of his birth, Constitution Daily looks back at what the British leader and author Sir Winston Churchill had to say about the...

10/31/2023

Fascinating read! You really should follow the National Constitution Center - so many interesting things to share with your class. I'm sad I have conferences today instead of being able to share with my students!

In a special Halloween feature, Constitution Daily looks at two real-life body snatching stories related to three U.S. Presidents, and a ghoulish...

10/24/2023

I love that they are looking to overhaul reading instruction. We need to address this reading problem!

“Children … aren’t reading well at all, particularly Black and brown children,” said Tinaya York, a contributor to the state’s new literacy plan.

10/23/2023

Today's history factoid.

On October 23, 1987, the United States Senate held one of the most-controversial votes on a Supreme Court nominee in its history, when it rejected...

10/23/2023

Great article! I see a lot of grade inflation. What do you think?

Grade inflation acts just like real inflation.