A Homeschool Class · Global Sovereign University · Civics

Civic Literacy for Kids

How your country really works, told for kids: the three branches, your rights, voting, telling fact from opinion, where tax money goes, and how to help where you live. Ten lessons, one for each chapter of the book. Free, no account, nothing to install.

Step one · Read

Read the lesson your way: younger reader, older reader, or the book’s own words. Press Listen to hear any part read aloud. The whole chapter is on the page too.

Step two · Do

Hands-on activities that answer back: sort the jobs, follow a bill to become a law, and a family activity to try at home.

Step three · Check

Short questions at the end. Miss one and you get a hint and another try. Get them all and the lesson is complete.

Progress is kept on this device only. Nothing is sent anywhere and nobody is asked who you are. Grown-ups: younger children do best when you read along with them.

The ten lessons

One for each chapter, in the book’s order. Lessons open as they are finished.

    The Certificate of Comprehension

    When all ten lessons are open, this class gets a short final check that is graded on GSU’s server. A pass prints a certificate with a serial number that anyone can verify. It shows that your child read and understood the book. It is not a school grade or a credit, but you can list it on your child’s free Sovereign Transcript.

    The final check opens when the class is complete.

    Civic Literacy for Kids, cover

    The book behind the class

    Civic Literacy for Kids was written by our founder, Dr. Gene A Constant, and donated to the Foundation. Published by Global Sovereign University Press. The class is free. The book is how the Foundation pays for it.

    Keep a copy — it funds a free seat

    Global Sovereign University is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit and book sales are its only income. A purchase is not a tax-deductible donation.

    Accreditation notice: Global Sovereign University is not an accredited institution and does not grant degrees, academic credit, licenses, or industry credentials. Learners who pass GSU's online exams earn GSU certificates of comprehension.