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The Bill-of-Rights episodes are complete. Starting today, The Brontos are back from vacation, but discover the time portal has returned.

BR45 Mon-Aug-31 We’re Back!

BR46 Mon-Sep-07 Sand in the amplifier.

BR47 Mon-Sep-14 The Nile.

BR48 Mon-Sep-21 Under the sea.

BR49 Mon-Sep-28 Lights! Camera! Action!

BR50 Mon-Oct-05 Cold Water.

BR51 Mon-Oct-12 It’s Alive!

BR52 Mon-Oct-19 Hidden in Plain Sight

BR53 MON-OCT-26 A SOUND SENSATION

A note from your author: The Brontos, after all, are time-travelers. And in light of my anxiousness, we’re going forward in time…
Depending when you’re reading this, the following are future comics, or, comics already posted in the past!
Today is TUE-OCT-27 (2026).

BR54 MON-NOV-02 DEATH BECOMES YOU

BR55 MON-NOV-09 PASS THE SALT

BR56 MON-NOV-16 TOO HOT FOR COMFORT

BR57 MON-NOV-23 AN ECHO FROM THE PAST

BR58 MON-NOV-30 WHERE TO NEXT?

BR59 MON-DEC-07

BR60 MON-DEC-14 MY DAD’S BIRTHDAY

BR61 MON-DEC-21 MY GRANDMOTHER’S BIRTHDAY

BR62 MON-DEC-28 MY BIRTHDAY

Follow along as The Brontos learn about the Bill-of-Rights.

Tue-Jun-30 DC 27 00 BURIED TREASURE

Sat-Jul-04 DC 28 01-0 1ST AMEND REVIEW

Tue-Jul-07 DC 29 01-1 FREEDOM OF SPEECH

Fri-Jul-10 DC 30 01-2 FREEDOM OF RELIGION

Mon-Jul-13 DC 31 01-3 FREEDOM OF THE PRESS

Thu-Jul-16 DC 32 01-4 RIGHT OF ASSEMBLY

Mon-Jul-20 DC 33 01-5 RIGHT TO PETITION

Thu-Jul-23 DC 34 02 2ND AMENDMENT

Mon-Jul-27 DC 35 03 3RD AMENDMENT

Thu-Jul-30 DC 36 04 4TH AMENDMENT

Mon-Aug-03 DC 37 05 5TH AMENDMENT

Thu-Aug-06 DC 38 06 6TH AMENDMENT

Mon-Aug-10 DC 39 07 7TH AMENDMENT

Thu-Aug-13 DC 40 08 8TH AMENDMENT

Mon-Aug-17 DC 41 09 9TH AMENDMENT

Wed-Aug-19 DC 42 10 10TH AMENDMENT

Fri-Aug-21 DC 43 11 REVIEW

Mon-Aug-24 DC 44 12 PROTECT OUR RIGHTS

Discover history with The Brontos

Exercise Your Rights!

Learn about the first ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution with vocabulary worksheets, puzzles, and thoughtful questions.

Each lesson comes with a “Rights Explorer” achievement certificate.

What is the Bill of Rights?

The Bill of Rights is the first ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution, ratified in 1791. These amendments protect freedoms, set limits on government, and establish safeguards for people facing legal proceedings.

Lessons to download, print and use

Amendment 1

Freedom of Religion

Protects religion, speech, the press, peaceful assembly, and petitioning government.

Amendment 2

The right to keep and bear arms

Protects keeping and bearing arms; its text also refers to a well-regulated militia.

Amendment 3

Soldiers and private homes

Requires owner consent to house soldiers in peacetime; wartime quartering must follow law.

Amendment 4

Searches and seizures

Guards against unreasonable searches and seizures and sets requirements for warrants.

Amendment 5

Legal safeguards

Addresses grand juries, double jeopardy, self-incrimination, due process, and compensation for property taken for public use.

Amendment 6

Rights in criminal trials

Protects speedy, public trials, impartial juries, notice of charges, witness rights, and legal counsel.

Amendment 7

Juries in civil cases

Preserves jury trials in certain civil cases and limits reexamination of jury findings.

Amendment 8

Limits on punishment

Forbids excessive bail, excessive fines, and cruel and unusual punishment.

Amendment 9

Rights beyond the list

Recognizes that people retain rights beyond those specifically listed in the Constitution.

Amendment 10

Reserved powers

Reserves powers not granted to the federal government, nor prohibited to states, or the people.

These are brief introductions in kid-friendly terms. Read the complete Bill of Rights at the National Archives.

Rex Raptor decides it’s time for a needed vacation.

14 Mon-Apr-06

15 Mon-Apr-13

16 Mon-Apr-20

17 Mon-Apr-27 [missing]

18 Mon-May-04

19 Mon-May-11

20 Mon-May-18

21 Mon-May-25

22 Mon-Jun-01

23 Mon-Jun-08

24 Mon-Jun-15

25 Mon-Jun-22

26 Mon-Jun-29

The Brontos arrive at Dino Cove, their favorite place to vacation!

Little do they know, in celebration of the United States’ 250th birthday, I’ve decided we need a review of The-Bill-of-Rights.

Thanks for reading!