Today is an important day in U.S. history — the U.S. Constitution was created. To help celebrate the occasion, Constitutional Facts.com has a contest open to students. Go to the website, read about the contest. You go down on the page until you see download entry page and after you click scroll down and you type your name, age, grade, address. First you have to print out the form and write your city, state, and zip code,teacher or parent name. Then write your phone number or you can put mom or dad's phone number. Finally you you have to put your email, school name, and the school district.
Showing posts with label U.S. Constitution. Show all posts
Showing posts with label U.S. Constitution. Show all posts
Friday, September 17, 2010
How to Enter the Constitution Poster Contest
Today is an important day in U.S. history — the U.S. Constitution was created. To help celebrate the occasion, Constitutional Facts.com has a contest open to students. Go to the website, read about the contest. You go down on the page until you see download entry page and after you click scroll down and you type your name, age, grade, address. First you have to print out the form and write your city, state, and zip code,teacher or parent name. Then write your phone number or you can put mom or dad's phone number. Finally you you have to put your email, school name, and the school district.
Wordles...What?
A Wordle is a website where you create a picture
made out of random words.
Let's say you wanted to make a Wordle about dogs, in a little box you type in a bunch of words or adjectives about dogs, you can also put in a bunch of different breeds of dogs.
You can use any amount of words.
When you're done, you press go. After that you see your picture. Underneath that, there is a button that says "randomize." When you press on that your picture changes font color style and the way the words are arrange.
When you're done, you press go. After that you see your picture. Underneath that, there is a button that says "randomize." When you press on that your picture changes font color style and the way the words are arrange.
Making pictures out of words is fun!
The Constitution was made to keep people free. The first part of the constitution was called the preamble.It went like this:
We the people in order to form a more perfect union,
Establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, Provide for the common defense,
Promote the general welfare and
Secure the blessings of liberty
To ourselves and our posterity
Do ordain and establish this Constitution
for the United States of America.
Do ordain and establish this Constitution
for the United States of America.
Sunday, January 13, 2008
Constitution Contest — Here's How to Enter
Students: Erion and Jennifer
Today is an important day in U.S. history — the U.S. Constitution was created. To help celebrate the occasion, ConstitutionalFacts.com has a contest open to students. Go to the website, read about the contest, and tell Hillwood Herald readers about it. Answer the five W's: who, what, when, where, and why. Also, how many people entered the contest last year and how many were from California. Ask Ms. Moorhead to help you link to the contest entry form. Also, give at least two ideas for what a student could draw for the contest.
Remember to include links, sources, and images with your blog post.
Remember to include links, sources, and images with your blog post.
The Constitution — What Happened on This Day in History?
Students: Jay and Alysen
On September 17 something big happened with the U.S. Constitution. Read this article first, and then watch the video clip below.
For your assignment, write what happened in history today for the U.S. Constitution. Remember to include your sources and to embed the video below. (Ms. Moorhead can show you how to do this.)
On September 17 something big happened with the U.S. Constitution. Read this article first, and then watch the video clip below.
For your assignment, write what happened in history today for the U.S. Constitution. Remember to include your sources and to embed the video below. (Ms. Moorhead can show you how to do this.)
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