Independence Day reminds me of hotdogs and BBQ from the grill.
Apple pie topped with homemade ice cream.
Lemonade or a tall glass of sweet tea..
maybe these are all southern things.
Either way! Celebrate our freedom and the land we love.
I hope you are enjoying your 4th of July.
In the patriotic spirit of things let's talk about a few USA goodies.
In the patriotic spirit of things let's talk about a few USA goodies.
I usually teach a unit on the USA around President’s Day each February. Sometimes it drags on for a few weeks- other years I might do one week.
We always learn about George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. I also teach facts and show pictures of our current President.
This is also the time I teach map skills and focus on recognizing the USA map and our state. Map Skills is one of my favorite skills to teach and the kids LOVE it!
I put out a special table of books about our country.
Included are picture albums that were from a trip to Washington DC.
Nothing like seeing a picture of your teacher in front of the White House!
I put out a special table of books about our country.
Included are picture albums that were from a trip to Washington DC.
Nothing like seeing a picture of your teacher in front of the White House!
After I took the directed drawings down- I made them into class books. They were a favorite for the rest of the year.
After we learn important {and fun} America facts- we play a little trivia game.
I have been pinning like crazy to update my USA pinterest board in hopes you might check it out and repin a few ideas. It is jammed pack with tons of red, white and blue!
“In the truest sense, freedom cannot be bestowed; it must be achieved.” -Franklin D. Roosevelt
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