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Dear Parents and Educators,

We hope you enjoy H

olidays & H eroes !

Each book in this series tells the story of an important American

holiday and the hero or heroes who are honored on that day. With

richly detailed information presented simply for children, and with

the integration of colorful original illustrations, photographs, and

other historical images, we have designed the new editions of this

popular Kane Press series to appeal to todays young learners. We

have also added new titles to spark further curiosity about our

nations holidays.

Author Barbara deRubertis, with over 30 years of experience as

a teacher and librarian, understands childrens deep-seated desire

to read and learn. One tried-and-true method for tapping into this

desire is to provide children with lively, engaging materials that

offer a variety of valuable learning experiences.

It is our sincere hope that H

olidays & H eroes will engage, inform,

inspire, and motivate children by helping them connect to the

people and events that make up an integral part of our countrys

history.

Happy readingand learning!

The Kane Press Team

Visit www.kanepress.com to see all titles in the H olidays & H eroes series.

Additional titles coming soon!

Lets Celebrate

by Barbara deRubertis

CONSTITUTION

DAY

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Acknowledgments: With special thanks to the staff at the National

Constitution Center in Philadelphia, PA.

Text copyright 2015 by Barbara deRubertis

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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

DeRubertis, Barbara.

Lets celebrate Constitution Day / by Barbara deRubertis.

1 online resource. -- (Holidays & heroes)

Audience: Ages 6-10.

Description based on print version record and CIP data provided by publisher; resource not viewed.

ISBN 978-1-57565-750-9 (pdf) -- ISBN 978-1-57565-814-8 (library reinforced binding : alk. paper)

1. Constitution Day and Citizenship Day (U.S.)--Juvenile literature. 2. United States. Constitution--

Anniversaries, etc.--Juvenile literature. 3. United States--Politics and government--1783-1789--Juvenile

literature. 4. Constitutional history--United States--Juvenile literature. I. Title.

E303

394.263--dc23

2015019044

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First published in the United States of America in 2015 by Kane Press, Inc.

Book Design: Edward Miller. Photograph/Image Research: Poyee Oster.

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ISBN-13: 978-1-68452-017-6 (ebook)

Synchred Read-Along Version by:

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E very year on September we celebrate the

signing of the Constitution of the United States

of America . The Constitution is our nations most

important document . It lays out the basic rules

for how our government works . And it protects

our rights and freedoms as citizens .

No wonder we Americans are so proud of our

Constitution !

But writing the Constitution was not easy....

The writers of the

Constitution worked hard

and argued about many

things . But on one point the

writers all agreed : they did

not want an all-powerful

king . They had had enough

of that when they were

British colonists . They all felt

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