This book uses kid friendly terminology to describe the U.S. Constitution, what is says, and what it means to individuals.

What Is the Constitution? (What Was?) by Patricia Brennan Demuth (Author), Who HQ (Author), Tim Foley (Illustrator)

This book talks about how the U.S. Constitution came to be in existence, who was involved in the construction, and the challenges they overcame to produce the final product.

The Little Book of Government by Zack Bush (Author), Laurie Friedman (Author)

This book introduces young children to the U.S. government and its' role in the lives of Americans. The authors introduce and explain in simple terms: democracy, freedom, and lawmaking. The Constitution and the three branches of government are also covered.

Our Government: Three Branches by Shelly Buchanan (Author)

This educational resource introduces elementary aged students to the three branches of government and explains the reasoning and necessity for the separation of power.

United States (U.S.) Constitution for Kids — Activities, Quizzes, Puzzles, & More | Constitution Facts

From the Series Your Guide to Government; Crabtree Publishing 2009

This children's book details the roles and responsibilities of the various levels of government including federal, state, and city governments and how they all must work together for the good of the people.

Local Government (Pogo Books: My Government) Paperback – Picture Book, August 1, 2018

by Vincent Alexander (Author)

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In this book, readers will learn how local government is organized. Vibrant, full-color photos and carefully leveled text will engage young readers as they learn more about how the various roles and divisions in local government work together to ensure our cities and towns are run effectively.

This children's book details why civic duties are important. The author explains how individuals can work together to help create change. Shamsi, also, includes examples of real-life civic heroes and how they have impacted our world.

What Are Rights and Responsibilities? (Civics Q&A) by Leslie Harper (Author)

The author of this children's book explains the difference between the citizen's rights and the responsibilities one has to become a productive citizen. Examples of rights that have been fought for are detailed.