First Amendment Writing Worksheet
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First Amendment Writing Worksheet
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The First Amendment is part of the United States Bill of Rights. It protects important freedoms. People can share ideas, follow a religion or no religion, read and share news, meet peacefully, and ask the government to help solve a problem. We can use our freedoms while treating others with respect.
- Rights
- Games
- Lunch
- Freedom of speech
- Freedom to fly
- Freedom to eat
- Friends meet peacefully in a park
- A child tells what she thinks
- A person asks the government to fix a problem
- Right to petition
- Freedom of assembly
- Freedom of speech
- Listen and take turns talking
- Shout so Ravi cannot speak
- Make fun of Ravi
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