
Teachers are the
GUARDIANS
of democracy.
UPCOMING EVENTS
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Women’s History Month Read Alouds
Celebrate Women’s History Month with your class with our Read Aloud Program! Have a lawyer and/or judge read to your class and discuss the importance of Civics Education!
March 17-21, 2025
What to Expect:
Our team of volunteer lawyers and will join classrooms virtually to read aloud specially selected books that explore themes related to law, justice and civic responsibility.
The sessions last 30-45 minutes and are ideal for grades 2-5.
Following each reading, students will have the opportunity to participate in lively discussions, sharing their thoughts, questions and insights.
Benefits for students:
Explores legal concepts in a fun and educational way
Celebrates the Constitution and the Rule of Law.
Promotes interest in the law to young people.
Develops critical thinking by encouraging students to think critically about the principles of justice and fairness and the rule of law
Promotes Literacy by cultivating a love for reading and learning through engaging storytelling.
NEW RESOURCE
NEW RESOURCE
Review and test your students knowledge of the Constitution with our For Which We Stand activities! All activities can be used along with the book, For Which We Stand, or used as supplemental resources.
Visit our TeachersPayTeachers store for more activities and resources. ALL of our items are completely FREE to download!
Make a donation.
The ABOTA Foundation relies on supporters like you to provide free programs and resources for K-12 teachers and students across the nation.
Your donation directly supports ABOTA Foundation Civics Education Programs, including:
Teachers Law School
James Otis Lectures
AT BAT Literacy Program
ACE Grants (ABOTA Foundation Award for Civics Excellence)