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Pocket Constitution given out, We the People read aloud, Slides about the Constitution, Handout passed down the row, Flag in the classroom corner, Happy Constitution Day said, The year 1787 mentioned, Bill of Rights listed, First Amendment quoted, Three branches named, Founding fathers mentioned, Current event brought up, Teacher says it is required, Extra credit offered, Supreme Court case discussed, 27 amendments counted, Amendment looked up on phone, Debate split into two sides, Preamble song played, Cursive script hard to read, Silence after a question, Pledge of Allegiance recited, Folding table in the quad, Voter registration clipboard, Someone declines a copy, Flag pin on a lapel, Asked if it is graded, Voting age mentioned, Benjamin Franklin quoted, Teacher cuts off a debate, Called a living document, Crossword or word search, Phone quiz on the screen, Candy for a right answer, Someone says 1776 instead, Intercom announcement, Bulletin board display, Class bell cuts it short, Sign in sheet passed, Stack of copies runs out, Naturalization oath recited, Family photos after the oath, New citizen gets certificate, Judge in a black robe, Powdered wig spotted, Quill pen on display, Red white and blue cupcakes, Local news camera, Someone brings their own copy, Student corrects the teacher