American holidays

American flag toothpicks are a fun way to make things festive for those patriotic holidays like the 4th of July. You can top burgers and desserts with these little flags to add a fun Americana touch to your table. You can also use the flags to make decorations. You can purchase a package of these […]

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Don't you love this vintage picture? Source is here. I didn't remember ever hearing the history behind Memorial Day, so I finally looked it up. Did you know it was first started during the Civil War? I was rather amazed it had that deep of a history. Originally, it was called Decoration Day as it was set aside to decorate the graves of soldiers fallen in the line of duty. (It is thought this was based on an even older Southern tradition of once a year tidying and decorating family…

America. American symbols, history, Presidents, customs and holidays are a lot of information to teach little learners. However, how do you teach all of the information required without overwhelming your little ones? Well, worry no more. This lapbook is a great resource for during and after instruction. It helps you reteach and review information about

Get the list of USA Federal Holidays 2024 to plan your vacation. It is a useful resource for individuals looking to plan their schedules and events around the federal holidays in the United States.

Share & Help Me GrowEnjoy teaching your students about Flag Day, Independence Day, and other American holidays with these patriotic crafts, printables and more. Patriotic Craft Ideas Firecracker Hat at Oriental Trading 4th of July Noisemakers from Family Chic American flag collage from Meaningful Mama 4th of July Pin Wheels from Christian Mama’s Guide Drinking straw American flag from Reading Confetti […]

Another way to have students revise their summer. Let them play this board game. They have to answer the questions or say the name of the illustration. Have fun! - ESL worksheets