Teaching the next generation to be engaged citizens through experiential learning in (K-8) literacy and social studies. We create the capacity for teachers to improve educational outcomes in relevant and impactful ways.
Maggie's Civics Corner
Maggie’s Civics Corner is a tribute to the Rendell Center dog Maggie. Animals are a wonderful way to teach rights and responsibilities in a safe and welcoming way.
Literature-Based Mock Trials
The literature-based mock trial is designed to focus on the literature that the students are reading in the classroom.
Citizenship Challenge
The Rendell Center’s Citizenship Challenge provides a unique opportunity for 4th and 5th grade classes to express themselves by answering a civics essay question regarding a current issue facing our democracy.
Rendell Center Podcasts
Our podcast series gives you the opportunity to experience engaging information in an on-demand audio format.
Maggie's Civics Corner
Maggie’s Civics Corner is a tribute to the Rendell Center dog Maggie. Animals are a wonderful way to teach rights and responsibilities in a safe and welcoming way.
Literature-Based Mock Trials
The literature-based mock trial is designed to focus on the literature that the students are reading in the classroom.
Citizenship Challenge
The Rendell Center’s Citizenship Challenge provides a unique opportunity for 4th and 5th grade classes to express themselves by answering a civics essay question regarding a current issue facing our democracy.
Rendell Center Podcasts
Our podcast series gives you the opportunity to experience engaging information in an on-demand audio format.
Read Aloud Lessons
Our Read Aloud Lessons give you titles and insights about the selected book to enhance your read aloud session and present civics learning in a fun, memorable way.
March Lesson Plans and Materials
The Rendell Center has developed classroom lessons and activities that tie in with March Books One through Three.
Summer Teachers' Institute
The Rendell Center provides distinctive learning opportunities for educators and significant financial assistance to help make participation possible
Judicial Symposium
Thought leaders converge to discuss the meaning and impact of a fair and impartial judiciary
Read Aloud Lessons
Our Read Aloud Lessons give you titles and insights about the selected book to enhance your read aloud session and present civics learning in a fun, memorable way.
March Lesson Plans and Materials
The Rendell Center has developed classroom lessons and activities that tie in with March Books One through Three.
Summer Teachers' Institute
The Rendell Center provides distinctive learning opportunities for educators and significant financial assistance to help make participation possible
Judicial Symposium
Thought leaders converge to discuss the meaning and impact of a fair and impartial judiciary
