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Most
people
in the United States celebrate the 4th of July, but do you know exactly
why the holiday is so important to our country? |
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Ever
wonder
why the flag is red, white, and blue? While the flag's colors did not
have
a specific meaning at the time, the colors were significant for the
Great
Seal of 1782. |
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Have
you
ever seen a statue and thought to yourself, who was this person?
Well those are symbols. In America, there are several symbols
that
represent our freedom. Here is a look at what they mean and the
history
behind them. |
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If
you successfully complete all the Patriotic Games, you can print out a
certificate announcing that you are an "Official American Patriot."
Have
a blast! |
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As
we
celebrate the 4th of July with our fireworks and hot dogs, may we
remember
what this day is all about...find out what makes this day so special. |
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America's
presidents have represented many states, held different occupations and
faced difficult challenges. As you learn about the presidents, think
about
ways you can serve your neighbor, community or country today. |
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Independence
Day also known as 4th of July is the birthday of the United States of
America.
It is celebrated on July 4th each year in the United States. Dig
deep and discover some more information on your country. |
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Just
like
the American flag reminds us of America and being American, songs can
do
the same thing. Some of these songs officially represent our country
because
of our past. |
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Fireworks
and celebrations go together, especially during the 4th of July.
But fireworks can be dangerous, be sure to follow these important
safety
tips! |
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Betsy
Ross sewed the first American flag. When we view the flag, we think of
liberty, freedom, pride, and Betsy Ross. The American flag flies on the
moon and sits atop Mount Everest. The flag is how America signs
her
name. |
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Do
some
words often trip you up? If so, here is a Fact Monster to help
you
discover the special meaning of the word. |