The First Amendment contains five rights. Students absolutely must understand their First Amendment rights: Religious Freedom, Freedom of Speech, Freedom to Petition, Freedom to Assemble, and Freedom of the Press.

Students will be engaged with the video, task cards, scoot game, and printables!

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Contents of this resource:

* First Amendment Review (Student-facing video - 14 minutes)

* Printables:

- First Amendment Review Teacher Notes with Suggested Order

- What is the First Amendment? Informational Text

- First Amendment Foldable Activity

- First Amendment Scavenger Hunt

- First Amendment Task Cards with Student Answer Sheet

- First Amendment Scoot Game with Student Answer Sheet

* Google Slides Presentation (This is the same presentation used in the student-facing video.)

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