Supreme Court Simulator: Bill of Rights Scenarios
Hand your students the gavel and let them decide. In this decision-driven Supreme Court simulation, students step into the role of a justice and rule on 12 realistic constitutional cases tied directly to the Bill of Rights. But this is more than just a matching worksheet. 

They must identify the correct amendment, determine whether the law is constitutional or unconstitutional, and explain their reasoning like a real court would.
 
From social media arrests to warrantless searches, protest bans to background checks, students wrestle with the same tensions the real Supreme Court faces. Each case forces them to examine constitutional principles, defend their decisions, and consider how rulings shape American freedoms.
 
 
What’s Included
12 student friendly structured constitutional case scenarios
Reflection questions to deepen analysis
Print-ready version & Google Classroom-ready digital version
Teacher Guide and Answer Keys
 
What Students Will Learn
How each amendment in the Bill of Rights protects individual freedoms
How to determine whether a law violates constitutional protections
The difference between constitutional and unconstitutional government actions
 
Duration: 45–60 minutes
Grades: 7–12
Format: Word + Google Classroom Ready