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Sachem East Students Turn the Bill of Rights Into Children’s Books

Students from Mrs. Heinrichs’ and Mr. Sgaglione’s Government and Civics classes at Sachem High School East thumbnail266045
Students from Mrs. Heinrichs’ and Mr. Sgaglione’s Government and Civics classes at Sachem High School East thumbnail266046
Students from Mrs. Heinrichs’ and Mr. Sgaglione’s Government and Civics classes at Sachem High School East thumbnail266047
Students from Mrs. Heinrichs’ and Mr. Sgaglione’s Government and Civics classes at Sachem High School East thumbnail266050

Students from Mrs. Heinrichs’ and Mr. Sgaglione’s Government and Civics classes at Sachem High School East have brought a fresh and creative approach to civic education. With the guidance of library media specialist Ms. Wightson, juniors and seniors tackled the Bill of Rights in a hands-on project – by writing and illustrating their own original children’s books.

Each book breaks down one of the first 10 amendments in a fun, age-appropriate way, making big constitutional ideas accessible and engaging for young readers. These student-created books are now being shared with elementary schools across the district, inspiring curiosity and understanding of our rights and freedoms at an early age.

Kudos to these talented Sachem students for blending creativity with civic learning and making government come alive for the next generation.


 

Date Added: 5/5/2025