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Justice & Liberty for All:
A Chapter Book About Supreme Court Cases That Changed America
Explore the stories of real people who stood up for their rights and changed the way the law protects everyone in Justice & Liberty for All. Through colorful, abstract illustrations and easy-to-understand rhymes, kids will learn about important Supreme Court cases like Miranda v. Arizona, Gideon v. Wainwright, and more. These cases helped protect the rights of everyone-no matter where they come from, how much money they have, or what challenges they face.
Perfect for young readers in grades 4-6, this book brings history and justice to life, teaching kids the importance of fairness, equality, and standing up for what's right. With themes of justice, bravery, and kindness, this book shows that even one voice can make a big difference. Discover how the law works to protect us all!
Take middle-grade readers on an unforgettable journey through the real stories behind America's most important Supreme Court cases with Justice & Liberty: Stories Behind the Law! Told through the lens of a diverse classroom learning Constitutional law, this chapter book dives deep into civics education while connecting history to today's world.
Perfect for celebrating Law Day, Constitution Day, Career Day, Bring Your Child to Work Day, Great American Teach-In, Juneteenth, and Independence Day, this book is a must-read for young activists, future lawyers, and families passionate about fairness.
Recommended for programs supported by the American Constitution Society, Federalist Society, and all who believe in empowering youth through the U.S. Constitution.
