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Kick off Constitution Day with an engaging, no-prep word search your students will actually enjoy. This printable civics activity reinforces essential US Constitution vocabulary—preamble, Bill of Rights, amendments, framers, and the three branches—while giving you an easy review option for any schedule.

What’s included: a 2-page PDF (1 student word search featuring 12 Constitution-themed terms; 1 complete answer key).

How it helps: saves prep time (just print and go), boosts engagement with a game-like format, and supports content mastery through repeated exposure to high-value terms like Constitution, executive, legislative, judicial, states, and people. Who it’s for: upper elementary and middle school social studies (grades 4–8), civics, and US history.

How to use: bell ringer, station or centers rotation, small-group review, independent practice, homework, or emergency sub plans; project for whole-class races or print for individual use.

Teacher FAQs: No special materials required—just paper and pencils; color ink not needed. Works great as a quick Constitution Day activity or as part of a larger unit on government and the Bill of Rights. For differentiation, pre-teach unfamiliar vocabulary, set optional time goals, or pair students who need support.

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