Our Nation's Foundation Lessons Introduction

When half of Democrat voters choose an avowed Socialist, and a majority of Republican voters support a blustering business mogul, we have a problem.

While we Conservatives were lamenting the success of Obama's "transformational" reign, praying for a true Conservative Constitutionalist, and celebrating the ascension of Senator Ted Cruz, the general population was wallowing in cultural depravity and political ignorance.

Decades of Educational negligence has accomplished it's goal: a citizenry easily manipulated for the purposes of the Progressive Establishment. Our Founders, loathe to legislate such federal control of the daily lives of the populace, insisted on promoting Education: "Article 1, Section 8 of the Constitution granted Congress the power to lay and collect taxes to provide for the general welfare of the United States. It is under this “general welfare” clause that the federal government has assumed the power to initiate educational activity in its own right and to participate jointly with states, agencies and individuals in educational activities." The History of Federal Government in Public Education

Most public schools, from the beginning our nation's history, prioritized Reading, Writing, Ciphering (practical math), Bible literacy and Civics, because our forefathers (and foremothers) knew that moral, educated citizens were vital to the survival and success of our Constitutional Republic.

For the past few generations, the "experts" have implemented every new-fangled "improvement" to Education at the expense of moral and civic study. Now, we have unruly, disrespectful students who will argue with teachers who tell them that our nation is a Constitutional Republic, and not a Democracy.

After Barack Hussein Obama was re-elected in 2012, in spite of his dismal failures in foreign policy, domestic economics, and race relations (all part of his plan to "transform" the country), I committed myself to teaching Constitutional principles to the 5th and 6th graders I serve as a paraprofessional campus Librarian.

I developed a lesson plan called "Our Nation's Foundations", in which I build a giant graphic on the wall depicting founding principles of our Constitutional Republic.

In following articles of this series, I will provide the lessons I use in my public school library to teach Intermediate school students what they are risk of losing. Please bookmark conservativepushcoalition.com and check back frequently for future lessons. Print them out, or copy and paste them into document files and save to your computer for future reference. Share them with as many people as you can.

Please find a way to use any or all of these lessons to teach the next generation how to be informed and involved citizens of the United States. Volunteer at your local school, host a Summer Patriot Club in your neighborhood, teach your own children and grandchildren.

Our nation's future depends on it.