Thursday, October 2, 2014

Symbols of America

Last week we spent time learning about important symbols that represent America.

We discussed symbols like the:

  • American Flag
  • Liberty Bell
  • White House
  • Statue of Liberty
  • Lincoln Memorial (and many others!)
  • Bald Eagle
After our discussions, we made our own American Symbols Mini Book.

Activity courtesy of Latoya Reed at Flying Into First Grade
 We made a darling display of great American symbols.

Idea and templates courtesy of Jill at Mrs. T's First Grade Class

 We wrapped up our study of American Symbols with a writing activity.


Activity courtesy of Latoya Reed at Flying Into First Grade


Mr. Giboney happened to be in Washington D.C. during this time and sent some pictures. Here is one of them:

Photo taken by Mr. Giboney

Do you have a favorite U.S. Symbol?


Have you ever been to visit any important U.S. Symbols? 

Which one(s)?


Tell us an interesting fact about a U.S. Symbol.

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