This collection of lesson plans presents ideas for educators and persons in the law and justice community to teach young people about the Bill of Rights. The lesson plans are: "Mindwalk: An Introduction to the Law or How the Bill of Rights Affects Our Lives"; "Bill of Rights Bingo"; "The Classroom 'Constitutional Convention': Writing A Constitution for Your Class"; "Rewriting the Bill of Rights in Everyday Language"; "If James Madison Had Been in Charge of the World"; "Ranking Your Rights and Freedoms"; "Photojournalism and the Bill of Rights"; "Freedom Challenge"; "Do God and Country Mix? The Free Exercise Clause and the Flag Salute"; "Religion and Secular Purpose"; "A Mock Supreme Court Hearing: Lyng v. Northwest Indian Cemetery Protective Association"; "Away with the Manger";"Choose on Choice: Pennsylvania's School Choice Legislation and the Separation of Church and State"; "An Impartial Jury: Voir Dire and the Bill of Rights"; "Do You Really Need a Lawyer? The Sixth Amendment & the Right to Counsel"; "From Brown to Bakke: The 14th Amendment"; "Drawing on Your Rights"; and "Bill of Rights Mock Trial." Each lesson contains the lesson title, an overview, grade level, goals, a list of materials, possible uses of outside resources, procedures/activities, and reflections on the lesson. (DB)