This learning resource focuses on Article V of the U.S. Constitution, which outlines the process for proposing and ratifying amendments. Students will engage with the specific fractions required—two-thirds for proposal and three-fourths for ratification—and understand how these high thresholds ensure constitutional stability. The resource includes primary text from the Constitution, activities for tracking fractions, reflective prompts on consensus-building and majority rule, and analysis of the Founder's intent in designing an amendment process that balances ease of change with the need for stability. By the end, students should be able to articulate the importance of these requirements and their implications for governance.