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KNOW YOUR RIGHTS

know your RIGHTS MATERIALS 1) Enough handouts for each student (attached to lesson). 2) Re-useable white board, markers, eraser if you want one (provided in the PICC). 3) Bingo supplies (attached at the end of the lesson). TAKEAWAYS o Students will have a basic sense of the Constitutional origins of their RIGHTS . o Students will know key RIGHTS and the amendments from which they come. QUICK INTRO (Time Check: 1 minute) Tell the class: your names, that you re law students from Stanford Law School, and you re there to teach a StreetLaw class.

Know Your Rights 2 ACTIVITY 1: Bill Of Rights Basics (Time Check: 25 minutes) Introduction Tell the students that you know they’ve all heard of the Bill of Rights. Explain what the Bill of Rights is (First 10 amendments or changes to the US Constitution which enumerate specific rights of all people in this country). Most of these rights are ...

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