ADDITIONAL K-12 LAW DAY LESSON PLANS
BY PENNSYLVANIA TEACHERS

The Pennsylvania Bar Association received a number of outstanding lesson plans by teachers from across Pennsylvania. Since space was limited in the 2007 K-12 Law Day Lesson Plan Guide, the PBA has dedicated this area of the Web site to the remaining great lessons that did not make it into the guide. The PBA would like to thank all of the teachers and organizations that shared their ideas and expertise in these lessons. If you would like to submit a lesson plan for publication on the Web site or for consideration in future civic learning materials printed by the PBA, please forward the lesson and your contact information to [email protected].

• How Does the Constitution Protect Your Right to Equal Protection of the Laws? (Grade Levels: 3-6)
  This lesson was submitted by Melissa Bell, a retired educator from Allentown and a district coordinator for We The People.

• We Can Change the World (Grade Levels: 6-9)
  This lesson was submitted by Sharon Silver (a middle school conflict resolution teacher at Ridley Middle School, Ridley Park, Pa.) and her cousin, Daniel Sembello (a Grammy award winning songwriter and producer).

• Teen Death Penalty Debate (Grade Levels: 9-12)
  This lesson was submitted by the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts.

• Unites States v. Pennsylvania: A Comparison Of Courts (Grade Levels: 9-12)
  This lesson was submitted by the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts.