Once upon a time, there was a brave Latina named Maria who loved the Constitution and believed in justice for all. She learned about amendments, which were changes made to the Constitution to protect people's rights. One day, Maria heard about a case of discrimination. This made her very sad because she knew it was wrong. The majority of people agreed with her and nominated her to help fight for justice. With her knowledge of the Constitution and the amendments, she worked hard to make sure everyone was treated fairly. In the end, justice was served and everyone lived happily ever after with their rights protected by the Constitution.

Reflections

1. What does the Constitution do?
2. How does Maria use the Constitution to help with the discrimination case?
3. Why is it important to have amendments to the Constitution?
4. What is the meaning of justice and how does Maria show it in the story?