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We the People: The Citizen & the Constitution (Level 3)

The fourth edition of We the People: The Citizen & the Constitution features updated text, full-color images, exercises, and Supreme Court cases to ensure that the next generation of Americans has the intellectual tools they need to become informed and engaged citizens.

We the People contains six units and 39 lessons, giving high school students a firm understanding of government and citizenship. Students explore the history and principles of constitutional democracy through critical-thinking exercises and cooperative learning. At the end of the course, students participate in a simulated congressional hearing.

As with all levels of We the People, the textbook is supported by an online student resource center.

The We the People Teacher's Guide for high school students provides section-by-section instructions on how to teach the curriculum:

  • Step-by-Step Walkthrough of the Student Book
  • Interactive Teaching Strategies
  • Reproducible Handouts
  • Multiple-Choice End-of-Course Assessment

Written by teachers, for teachers, the updated guide includes everything you need to effectively utilize the curriculum. As with all levels of We the People, the teacher's guide is supported by an online student resource center.

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Binding
  • Softcover
Number of Pages
  • 378
Suggested Reading Levels
  • This book is recommended for high school students
  • Lexile Level: 1240L
  • New Dale-Chall Levels: 11-12
Year of Publication
  • 2016
  • Fourth Edition
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Binding
  • Softcover
Number of Pages
  • 310
Suggested Reading Levels
  • This book is recommended for high school students
  • Lexile Level: 1240L
  • New Dale-Chall Levels: 11-12
Year of Publication
  • 2016
  • Fourth Edition

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