Lou Frey Institute
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The Lou Frey Institute of Politics and Government promotes the development of enlightened, responsible and actively engaged citizens.
Orlando, FL
Joined November 2012
Almost forgot! Check out the new Constitution Day hub from @CivicsRenewal ! Some amazing resources for teaching the Constitution across all grade levels! #sschat
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Looking for great resources to teach about the Constitution? Check out our friends from @CivicsRenewal
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Explore thousands of high-quality, no-cost social studies and civics education materials from our network of partners.
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https://t.co/YEdV0Fc200.1.8 Lesson Plan https://t.co/YEdV0Fc200.1.9 Lesson Plan https://t.co/rKk9z9zqFp.1.5 Lesson Plan #sschat
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https://t.co/oZdttuY9Cc.1.1;
https://t.co/cbbcNdU9ir.1.2;
https://t.co/cbbcNdU9ir.2.6;
https://t.co/cbbcNdU9ir.3.1) 4th-5th Grade Materials (Grade Level “More” Tab) https://t.co/YEdV0Fc200.1.7 Lesson Plan
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Available Resources Constitution Day CRL (and so many others about different aspects of the Constitution!) K-5 Lesson Plans
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Summary United States Public Law requires that public educational institutions receiving federal funds teach about the Constitution on September 17 each year. Available Resources Constitution Day CRL (and so many others about different aspects of the Constitution!)
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Happy Constitution Day! Don't forget we have a number of resources on both Florida Citizen and Civics360 to support instruction on the Constitution. Please feel free to share!
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On this day, we recall those who lost their lives to a horrific act of terror. We have developed resources to support strong instruction on 9/11 and its cause and impact. I believe the timeline of events video is particularly powerful.
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In this one-hour webinar, we'll explore the promises of the Declaration and their connection to Colonial Americans during the American Revolution in 1776. #sschat
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Hi friends! Reminder that we have our America250 webinar tomorrow, Featuring Michael Hensinger, Senior Manager of K-12 Education at the Museum of the American Revolution Thursday, September 11th 7 PM EST – 8 PM EST https://t.co/6LovOtoDtj
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Then from there, every one after will feature an expert or scholar to discuss various aspects of our important founding principles and how they have impacted our nation. You can register for the first one here: https://t.co/Kdc9vsvEHm
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Hello friends. Just a reminder that our new webinar series celebrating America250 launches this week! Our first one is this Thursday the 14th at 7pm EST and will provide an overview of the new curriculum.
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Check out the new material from C_SPAN and LFI at the provided link. Be sure to join us for the webinar series! The first webinar, which introduces the lessons and the series is on August 14th @ 7pm EST. You can see the entire calendar at the link. #sschat
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This is a series of 9 lessons, for grades 6-16, that examine the Declaration of Independence and its principles over time. We are launching the new material with an ongoing monthly webinar series featuring experts and scholars in the field, from August 2025 through May 2026.
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In collaboration with C-SPAN Classroom, the Lou Frey Institute is excited to launch our new free America250 curriculum, featuring some fantastic resources from C-SPAN and the National Archives.
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It includes the opportunity to sign up for a series of webinars we will be doing throughout the year. We hope you find these resources useful. https://t.co/cPovPykYrV
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Our new webpage has launched with completely brand new resources for America250, developed in collaboration with CSPAN and emphasizing primary sources from CSPAN and NARA. They are intended to be used nationally, and can be easily aligned with standards from multiple states.
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Gradually, one by one, stealthily at first, the older slaves began to wander from the slave quarters back to the “big house” to have a whispered conversation with their former owners as to the future." —Booker T. Washington, Up from Slavery (1901) #sschat
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to their children, which they found it hard to think of breaking off. With these they had spent in some cases nearly a half-century, and it was no light thing to think of parting.
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