Questions: Go to Clever, look for Book Creator, enter code: Z55DQRN Link for the Amendments: https://constitutioncenter.org/the-constitution/amendments Create a children's book on Amendments 1-5 for a child to understand. 1. Cover page with title and name 2. Label the amendment for each page, include a picture and a short explanation about the amendment 3. Include colors and pictures (be creative) 4. Your book will automatically save on Book Creator.

Go to Clever, look for Book Creator, enter code: Z55DQRN Link for the Amendments: https://constitutioncenter.org/the-constitution/amendments Create a children's book on Amendments 1-5 for a child to understand. 1. Cover page with title and name 2. Label the amendment for each page, include a picture and a short explanation about the amendment 3. Include colors and pictures (be creative) 4. Your book will automatically save on Book Creator.
Transcript text: Go to Clever, look for Book Creator, enter code: Z55DQRN Link for the Amendments: https://constitutioncenter.org/the-constitution/amendments Create a children's book on Amendments 1-5 for a child to understand. 1. Cover page with title and name 2. Label the amendment for each page, include a picture and a short explanation about the amendment 3. Include colors and pictures (be creative) 4. Your book will automatically save on Book Creator.
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