Learning Resources

Styled like a courtroom drama, each “exhibit” shows how young Ruth fought barriers with books, grit, and dissent. Playful yet powerful art juxtaposes tiny Ruth against giant injustices, visually underscoring her determination. The narrative vocabulary (plaintiff, defendant) doubles as a mini-lesson in legal language. Inspires children to speak up when “that’s not fair!”

Krull pairs each amendment with quirky anecdotes—​from midnight raids to the origin of “freedom of the press”—​so history feels alive. Sidebars called “What Do YOU Think?” invite readers to apply the rights to modern dilemmas. Accessible cartoons and timelines break dense material into friendly bites. Ideal for school Constitution units or budding debate-club members.

Every great lawyer starts with a love of words. These flashcards nurture that early, encouraging kids to think critically, use language precisely, and express themselves with confidence. Whether used for solo study or as a family game, they make mastering vocabulary exciting and interactive. Perfect for young readers with big ambitions, they help turn everyday words into tools for persuasion, reasoning, and storytelling—the skills every future advocate will need.

This engaging story invites kids to solve a mystery alongside two young heroes, giving them an exciting look at what lawyers do and how they help others. Through adventure and relatable characters, children discover the skills, qualities, and everyday tasks of real-life defenders—sparking imagination, confidence, and big dreams about making a difference in the world.

Strong communication and emotional intelligence form the foundation of leadership—and this set helps kids develop both. Through guided activities, children learn to listen carefully, think critically, and navigate challenges with confidence. Perfect for family time, classrooms, or daily routines, it encourages thoughtful discussion and perspective-taking. By learning to understand and articulate feelings, kids strengthen the very skills that future lawyers, leaders, and changemakers rely on every day.

This robe invites kids to imagine what it means to lead with fairness and confidence. Whether presiding over a pretend trial or delivering a “verdict” at home, it helps them understand responsibility, decision-making, and the importance of clear thinking. Encouraging creativity and role play, it’s a playful yet powerful way to spark interest in law—and remind every child that their voice can make a difference.

This game gives kids a fun, age-appropriate introduction to how arguments work, encouraging them to think critically, ask smart questions, and consider different sides of an issue—key skills every future lawyer needs. As they debate silly or surprising scenarios, kids practice quick thinking, communication, persuasion, and confidence in speaking—without the pressure of being “right.” It turns big legal concepts like building a case, defending a position, and responding to challenges into playful, engaging experiences that help young minds start thinking like real advocates.

Inspiring and easy to read, this biography introduces young readers to Thurgood Marshall, a trailblazer who used intelligence and determination to change history. It encourages kids to believe in fairness, education, and the power of standing up for what’s right.

This award-winning picture book transforms Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s story into a celebration of courage, conviction, and the power of saying “no” when it matters most. With wit and warmth, it shows young readers how one determined girl grew up to challenge unfair rules and change history—without ever raising her voice. Vibrant illustrations and lively storytelling make Ginsburg’s lifelong commitment to equality both accessible and inspiring.

Former U.S. Attorney Bharara distills big legal ideas into kid-sized examples (playground fairness, sharing toys). Bright illustrations use speech bubbles and everyday scenarios to show how rules protect everyone. Each spread ends with an open-ended question, nudging families to talk about right and wrong at home. An engaging primer on ethics and the rule of law.