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Subject for July, 2001: American Symbols American Flag | National Anthem | Statue of Liberty | Bald Eagle |
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For more information, go to American Flag in Depth What I Learned Section 1 -- Answer
the Following Questions: 2. What was the Grand Union flag? 3. What did the first U.S. flag look
like? 4. What do the colors of the U.S. flag
represent? 5. On what day of the year does the
United States celebrate Flag Day? 6. Today, how does the U.S. flag change
when a state is admitted to the Union? 7. How many stars and stripes does the
U.S. flag have today? What I Learned Section 2 -- Define the
following words: Bonus Questions (Answer 1 of the
Following Questions for Your FREE
Bookmark): b. What is the name of the first official
flag of Great Britain? c. What year was your state admitted
to the United States? d. Use five of the words in Section
2 in a sentence. e. Have a parent or friend give you a spelling test with EACH of the words in Section 2. More Valuable Information about the
American Flag:
For more information, go to National Anthem in Depth What I Learned Section 1 -- Answer
the Following Questions: 2. Who did the United States fight against
in the War of 1812? 3. What event during the War of 1812
inspired the writing of the U.S. national anthem? 4. Who wrote the national anthem of
the United States? 5. What happened on March 3, 1931? What I Learned Section 2 -- Define the
following words: Bonus Questions (Answer 1 of the
Following Questions for Your FREE
Bookmark): b. Use five of the words in Section
2 in a sentence. c. Have a parent or friend give you a spelling test with EACH of the words in Section 2. More Valuable Information about the
National Anthem:
For more information, go to Statue of Liberty in Depth What I Learned Section 1 -- Answer
the Following Questions: 2. Which country gave the Statue of
Liberty to the United States? 3. Where is the Statue of Liberty located? 4. What does the broken chain at the
feet of the Statue of Liberty represent? 5. What does the Statue of Liberty hold
in her right hand? 6. What does the Statue of Liberty hold
in her left hand? 7. When was the Statue of Liberty dedicated
to the people of the United States? What I Learned Section 2 -- Define the
following words: Bonus Questions (Answer 1 of the
Following Questions for Your FREE
Bookmark): b. How high is the Statue of Liberty
from base to torch? c. Use five of the words in Section
2 in a sentence. d. Have a parent or friend give you a spelling test with EACH of the words in Section 2. More Valuable Information about the
Statue of Liberty:
For more information, go to Bald Eagle in Depth What I Learned Section 1 -- Answer
the Following Questions: 2. What did Benjamin Franklin suggest
for the U.S. national emblem? 3. What is the Great Seal of the United
States? 4. What does the Great Seal have in
its feet? 5. Where did the bald eagle get its
name? What I Learned Section 2 -- Define the
following words: Bonus Questions (Answer 1 of the
Following Questions for Your FREE
Bookmark): b. Use five of the words in Section
2 in a sentence. c. Have a parent or friend give you a spelling test with EACH of the words in Section 2. More Valuable Information about the
Bald Eagle:
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