Project Activities
- Write your own idea of what Freedom means and your goal of using that freedom in your future.
- What impacted you most in learning about the 1947 Freedom Train?
- If you were living in 1947, which of these documents—Declaration of Independence, Constitution, or the Bill of Rights—would you have been most interested in seeing aboard the Freedom Train? Write about it and explain why. Declaration of Independence
Bill of Rights
Constitution for Younger Kids
Constitution
- How would you feel if you were able to go aboard the 1947 Freedom Train today? Write about it and explain why, or tape-record your thinking.
- Set goals on how you plan to set up a learning center or a project for others to learn more about the 1947 Freedom Train.
- Write or tape record about a memory you have of a time when you experienced what freedom means to you.
- If you could be the school President how would you promote freedom in your school community?
- Choose a city where the Freedom Train stopped. Write about why you would like to travel to that city.
U.S. Constitution in Simple English prepared by Elizabeth Claire, MATESOL, publisher of Easy English NEWS
Motivating kids to discover their United States freedoms and
honor the military heroes who paved the way for
all to achieve their American Dream.
FREEDOM TO DISCOVER & CHASE YOUR DREAMS!
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Freedom Blog 4 Kids
Learn MoreTeachers- Here is an opportunity to start a freedom dialogue among your students! Potentially a club could be formed with adult supervision to monitor the blog and praise the language and acts of caring that promote freedom inside your school or homeschool community.
Help Each Loyal Patriot (H.E.L.P.)
Learn MoreHere is a fantastic Community Service project your school or organization can consider starting. It will be exciting to find out about organizations where you live that are helping American Veterans and their widows and families.