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. . . If You Were There When They Signed the Constitution by Elizabeth Levy
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. . . If You Were There When They Signed the Constitution

by Elizabeth Levy

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This is a biography of all the people involved in creating the Constitution. The book was broken down step by step with an explanation of each process. It also included pictures for visual relation, like The Senate and House of Representatives.

Like the other books involving history, I enjoyed this. I like how every step was throughly explained and had pictures to show as an example. I like the easy questions that were asked resembling what some students would ask.

I would use this as a study aid during the time that I would teach a lesson over the Constitution. I would have this in addition to the textbook. I would have the children read the book and then answer questions pertaining to the information.
  rpetty | Nov 23, 2008 |
Again, I enjoy the author's ability to connect with her young readers, using a question and answer format. This would be a great supplement to use during a focal study of the Constitution.
  HollyBrunner | Jan 11, 2008 |
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Amazon.com Book Description (ISBN 0590451596, Paperback)

In a lively question and answer format, readers are taken behind the locked doors of the Philadelphia State House during the dramatic Constitutional Convention.

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