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Make Your Own U.S. Constitution Booklet
Click here to download an Adobe pdf format file that contains a printable U.S. Constitution from ConstitutionBooklet.com
Instructions on how to print and assemble your booklet:
- Print using both sides of five 8.5" x 11" sheets of paper.
- Fold printout in half so you see page 1 and page 40.
- Staple the binding using the page borders as guides.
- Note: You may want to cut away some excess paper to help your stapler reach the binding.
- Cut out the booklet using the page borders as guides.
- Fold along the binding to complete the booklet.
Click here to watch a YouTube video on how to print and assemble.
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There are many Constitution courses available in the US, some freely available on YouTube (see the “Resources/Links” tab), some that you must purchase (because they include Study Guides, DVDs, etc).
The Constitution Leadership Initiative is a non-partisan organization devoted to promoting a better understanding of the U.S. Constitution among the American people. We will pursue our mission through a series of initiatives:
Initiative 1: Conducting Constitution Seminars
The Constitution Leadership Initiative conducts seminars on the U.S. and Virginia State Constitutions.
Seminars are normally held on a Saturday beginning at 9:00 am and concluding at 6:00 pm, with a break for lunch. Each attendee receives a 150-page Constitution Workbook containing lecture notes, lesson quizzes and copies of several founding documents. A Pocket Constitution and box lunch is included in the tuition. Cost of the Saturday seminar is $40 per person, with a $10 discount for early registration. A Young Patriots Fund has been established to enable youth 13-18 to attend the seminar at no cost. To schedule a seminar, contact CLI by phone or email.
Initiative 2: Host or promote public seminars, symposia and debates on constitutional issues, engaging speakers of national scope.
Initiative 3: Develop a network of advocates at state and local level who will keep a discussion of constitutional issues in the public view, through Letters to the Editor, newspaper and magazine articles, and other media.