Constitutional Foundations Companion Work Book

Constitutional Foundations is a structured, sequential course in American liberty, history, and law — built from the Constitutional Sound Bites video library. Most civics courses teach what the Constitution does. This course teaches why it exists. Across 12 parts and 68 lessons, students move from the philosophy that made the Constitution possible, through the history that produced it, through every article and amendment, to a capstone lesson applying constitutional principles to a live modern controversy.

Each part builds directly on the last — sequential viewing is strongly encouraged. The course is designed for home school families, self-directed adult learners, and anyone who has ever suspected their civics education left something important out. A companion curriculum document with summaries, vocabulary, and discussion questions for every lesson is available as a course download.

The companion workbook contains full lesson transcripts, 598 vocabulary entries, 522 discussion questions, and more than 400 outside resources for further study, covering all 68 lessons across 12 parts. The course itself is free on YouTube. Combat Constitutional Illiteracy — One Mind at a Time.

The course is designed for home school families, self-directed adult learners, and anyone who has ever suspected their civics education left something important out. This is the companion curriculum document with summaries, vocabulary, and discussion questions.

The companion workbook contains full lesson transcripts, 598 vocabulary entries, 522 discussion questions, and more than 400 outside resources for further study, covering all 68 lessons across 12 parts. The course itself is free on YouTube. Combat Constitutional Illiteracy — One Mind at a Time.

The companion materials for Part 1 with the first seven videos is available for FREE at: https://bit.ly/4dGw9ZR

A full description of every course is at this link

The free course on YouTube is at this link.