Understanding the U.S. Constitution can be difficult, but this lesson makes it easier by giving background about its origin and summaries of the seven articles.

The U.S. Bill of Rights was tacked onto the U.S. Constitution—why and for whom? In this lesson, learn about the ten amendments that list Americans' rights.

Learn about the U.S.'s legislative branch, including the origin of the House and Senate, their differences, powers, and qualifications of members.

Learn about the U.S.'s system of checks and balances as this lesson demonstrates specific examples of how each branch has power over the other two.

This lesson gives an introduction to the legislative, executive, and judicial branches of U.S. government. Learn about each branch's role, powers, and more.

Get an overview of the president's qualifications and powers as well as other aspects of the executive branch including the Cabinet, EOP, and federal agencies.

This lessons gives an overview of the Supreme Court, district courts, and appellate courts—learn about the role of each and how they interact.

The U.S. Constitution requires the national government and the states to share power. This lesson on U.S. federalism explains how the system works.

Learning Spanish can be a blast when it’s taught by kids! This lesson shows you how to say "desayuno" (breakfast), "gracias" (thank you), and more.

Some people like sports, some people like reading books. What do you like? Learn how to talk about your hobbies in Spanish with “me gusta” (I like).