Today, Anna and Quinn completed a brief True/False quiz about the U.S. Constitution. I helped them a bit, but they knew most of the answers on their own. Next, we discussed that each of the 50 states has its own constitution. We started to talk about Florida's Constitution; just like the national government, it has three branches: the executive, legislative, and judicial. We also learned about the Seminole Indians and we watched a video of a Seminole war dance. At the end of class, Anna and Quinn were given a worksheet and had to research the various Florida state symbols. They learned that the panther is the state animal and that the mockingbird is the state bird, in addition to several other symbols.