Kids' Page

A message for kids & teens

Welcome to the State Capitol located in Phoenix, Arizona.
This page is just for you! Just click on the list below to learn about Arizona.

A special exhibit of a rare copy of the Declaration of Independence will be at the Arizona State Capitol on February 20, 2010, at the Arizona Capitol Museum.

For information on this very special event click here.

Educators and teachers, learn more here.

Our office also invites you and your parents to the Arizona Capitol Museum for an exhibit of our state symbols! Fifteen state symbols represent Arizona's environment, society and economy. Since the Great Seal was chosen in 1911, the state Legislature has recognized everything from a state flower to a state fossil. The latest symbol to be added was the state butterfly in 2001.

The museum is located in the old capitol in downtown Phoenix, 1700 W. Washington Street. They are open Monday through Friday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. For information call (602) 926-3620.

To get back here, just click on this button on any page.
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Ken Bennett
Secretary of State

Kids Under 10

About the office
What Secretaries do		Who is Secretary of State?


About Arizona
Where is Arizona?		The State Flag



State Symbols		The 5 "Cs"



The Gold Seal		State Songs



Kids and Elections
Arizona Kids Voting Find out more HERE		You are invited to join the nation’s largest voter education project Find out more HERE



Online Games and Activities
	SOS Activity Book
	What have you learned? Take the SOS Quiz
	Arizona two for two, a matching game
	Kids' Crossword Puzzle
	State Seal - Download a seal in color
	State Symbols, large color photos for school reports! Click here

Teens

About the office
	History of the Secretary of State's Office
	Secretaries of State 1912 to present, a who's who
	About the Secretary of State
	Arizona Constitution
	History of the State Seal
Voting in Arizona
	About to turn 18? Request a Voter Application HERE

Parents and Teachers

Online Teaching Tools
	Duties of the Arizona Secretary of State - A guide to the Secretary of State's Office
	Arizona and United States Constitution Civics and Government Classes - Learn about Arizona and U.S. Government - Download the Constitutions for free. Both in one publication!
	Arizona Legislature Web site Civics and Government Classes - Track bills during the legislative session; write your state representative or senator.
	Arizona Blue Book - Learn about Arizona history and State Agencies. Past editions are available. For prices call 602-542-4086.
	Arizona Rules - Rules have the same force and effect as law. Do you know about the rulemaking process? Did you know the public can comment on proposed rules? View the rulemaking manual, click the link above.
	Election Results - Official election results are available at the Secretary of State's Web page.
	Kids and Elections -Kids Voting - How teachers can get involved -National Student/Parent Mock Election - How teachers can get involved
	SOS publication list - Many types of publications are available from the Secretary of State's Office.
	History of the Secretary of State's Office History of the State Seal
	State Symbol Brochure State Songs