Celebrate Constitution Day with us on September 16th! Free Download
We the people of Rhythm, Rhyme, Results, in order to help teachers and students celebrate Constitution Day, ensure coolness, and promote greater knowledge about this historic day, offer a free download of our song, “What Does the Constitution Do?”
“What Does the Constitution Do?” will be heard all through the National Constitution Center during the National Constitution Day activities at Independence Mall in Philadelphia on Friday, September 16th. It is also offered as a ‘free’ download to anyone visiting the National Constitution Center website.
We’re proud to be a part of this great celebration of one of our nation’s most important documents and know you’ll want to be a part of it too.
Educators and schools are all invited to get their FREE Constitution Hall Pass and tune in to an interactive webcast that airs all day September 16th.
This FREE, fun and fascinating webcast allows teachers and students to learn more about this historic day while chatting live with the National Constitution Center’s education staff. All you need is an internet connection to participate!
This year’s NEW episode, Constitution Hall Pass: Freedom of Expression, brings the story of the U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights to life.
Last year’s Constitution Hall Pass featured Justice Sandra Day O’Connor—so don’t be surprised if you see other famous faces in this year’s webcast!
FREE DOWNLOAD: PUBLIC SPEAKING
For a limited time, get the song Public Speaking for free! Use the following promo code when checking out: SPEAKING
“Public Speaking” teaches presentation skills and how to give a speech. The song is useful for persuasive speech, toastmasters, oral classroom reporting, and for getting over a fear of public speaking by offering simple public speaking tips. Teachers have also used it for teaching related topics, such as Ancient Greece, where public oration was an important part of civics. The additional resource materials including lesson plans and worksheets, assist speech writers, students, and teachers in writing speeches and creating effective lessons on the song topics. Students will become more adept and comfortable at public speaking.Description:
This song is suitable for advanced elementary school, middle school, and high school students, and as part of any public speaking course.
