Justitia - MI Studies & Civics Resources for Remote Learning
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In order to respond to guidance from public health authorities and to slow the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19), all tours and events are suspended at the Michigan Supreme Court Learning Center through May 1. At that time the situation will be reevaluated.
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The Michigan Supreme Court Learning Center wishes to support teachers and students of all ages as they move to remote learning. Below are free, online resources to help Michigan Studies and Civics education continue during this difficult time. |
Michigan Supreme Court Learning Center
A Day in Court Game | WebQuest (PDF) | Educator Resources & Answer Key (PDF)
Overview (PDF) | Three Branches of Government | Judicial Branch
Articles by Topic (PDF)| Constitution | Judges | Michigan Court System | More
Video Channel | Virtual Tour | About Oral Arguments | Constitution Q & A
State Capitol
Learn about the Capitol | Capitol History | Battle Flags | Publications for Students
Michigan History Museum
See Michiganology.org | Select Learn
See Also
iCivics | Lessons & Games
Library of Congress | Teaching with Primary Sources
National Archives | America's Founding Documents | DocsTeach
National Constitution Center | Interactive Constitution
Quick Links
Court Calendar | Hall of Justice Video Tour | Educator Guide (pdf) | Hall of Justice Brochure (pdf)
A Day in Court games for desktop, including Chromebooks
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