Our Federal and State Constitutions - Illinois Edition

Our Federal and State Constitutions - Illinois Edition is a concise 88-page streamlined worktext tailored to fulfill the required study of these units. The materials are written in an easy-to-read and understandable format for students of all ages and abilities. Look inside the book and review the table of contents. You will see the wide range of topics covered, from both the federal level and specifics to the state of Illinois. Please note that loading the sample pages may take several seconds to a minute.

The newly updated "Journey of the 2024 Presidential Election" edition is now available, expanding the content to 88 pages providing several new updates: 

• The "Road to the 2024 Presidential Election" including key dates and activities related to the next general election.
• Electoral College changes impacting the 2024 Presidential Election
• Additional teacher materials that include our 16 "Extra Effort" exercises that align with units in the student worktext.

This newly updated edition of “Our Federal and State Constitutions” includes teacher materials and our new "Extra Effort" student exercises:

For orders of 20 or more student copies, digital tools and assessments are available. The digital activities include end of unit questions and the final federal and state testing program. All of the direct answer questions (multiple-choice, true/false, and matching) from the student worktext have been set to auto-grade, saving teachers time from grading individual responses or using valuable class time to review the correct answers. To request more information or access to these digital contact our offices (info@ajspublications.com or 847-526-5027).

You may request a sample copy of the student worktext through this website, by phone, by e-mail, or by fax.

Reasonable pricing at $6.95 each for orders of 20 or more copies, and include FREE teacher materials. Less than 20 copies are $8.75 each.

You may reference the ISBN (978-0-931298-00-4) or description when ordering the Illinois edition. Our vendor number for Chicago Schools (CPS) is #37996.

Digital Edition (eBook) is also available. This worktext is also available in a digital eBook format available for immediate download. Please click on the following link for details: Our Federal and State Constitutions - Illinois Edition. Use this link to order single copies of the eBook. If ordering a full school or classroom set, please contact our offices as we offer discounted pricing, or special pricing for coupling the digital edition with our printed worktext. Our partner EdTech will aid in the setup, support, and management of the digital content. The teacher can add their content to enrich the learning experience, such as quizzes, images, YouTube videos, audio files, worksheets, and more. Please contact our offices with questions or to setup a demo. (ISBN 978-0-9904772-8-0).

Do you need an audio version of the book?  Our Federal and State Constitutions is available as an audiobook from audible.com (audible.com audiobook) or from iTunes by searching the title.

Do you need a Spanish edition of Our Federal and State Constitutions - Illinois Edition?  We now offer the federal unit and Illinois unit in a newly, updated and revised worktext.  Click on this link for more details.  Spanish edition

Is your class only studying the Federal (United States) Constitution unit? If so, we have a worktext only for the federal constitution section. "Our Federal Constitution - A Student's Guide to the United States Constitution" is a 64-Page worktext that covers only the state section. Click on the following link for more details. Our Federal Constitution - A Student's Guide to the U.S. Constitution

Is your class only studying the Illinois Constitution unit? If so, we have a worktext only for the state constitution section. "Our State Constitution - A Student's Guide to the Illinois Constitution" is a 40-Page worktext that covers only the state section. Click on the following link for more details. Our State Constitution - A Student's Guide to the Illinois Constitution