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Serving Up a New Version of Fan Favorite, People’s Pie

Serving Up a New Version of Fan Favorite, People’s Pie

When we sunsetted the Flash version of our game People’s Pie last year, we received a flood of inquiries from teachers asking when their favorite game to teach about taxes and the federal budget would be back. We’re thrilled to announce a new and improved version with Spanish translation and EL/ML supports will be available later this fall!

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Classrooms across the country celebrate Constitution Day

July 4 may get a lot of shine, but civics teachers know that September 17 is worth its own celebration. “While we reference the Constitution throughout the course,” says AP US Government and Politics teacher Jennifer Klein, “having one dedicated, joy-filled day to set work aside and simply celebrate our

What is Constitution Day, and how to teach it?

Every September 17th, the nation commemorates the signing of the U.S. Constitution. What is Constitution Day? Constitution Day is a historical commemoration marking the signing of the United States Constitution on September 17, 1787. Constitution Day is an opportunity to reflect on the monumental, difficult compromises that united a diverse

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