The Halifax Resolves: North Carolina's Call for American Independence

Keyword: middle school, American Revolution, 6th Grade, 7th Grade, 8th Grade

To explain the meaning of the Pledge of Allegiance in Braille and to become familiar with complicated words that are in the Pledge

Keyword: US Flag, Special Education, Elementary School

Students will become familiar with the colonial era and Patrick Henry, a patriot who became a founding father, known as the voice of the American Revolution.

Keyword: Patriots, 4th Grade, Elementary School

Students will be able to define basic economics vocabulary words and demonstrate their understanding through application in a classroom business game activity that exhibits supply and demand through the flow of commerce.

Keyword: Social Studies, Economics, 4th Grade

To learn to appreciate the many configurations of the American flag in art To complete a poster for possible entry into the NASDAR Constitution Week Poster Contest.

Keyword: Constitution, Constitution Day, Writing of the Constitution, 4th Grade

To identify the meaning of the American flag and its colors. To create a representation of the American flag.

Keyword: US Flag, Elementary School, American Flag

To explain the meaning of The Pledge of Allegiance. To become familiar with the complicated words that are in the Pledge.

Keyword: US Flag, Elementary School, American Flag

The students will read a table and discuss the meaning of the colors of the US flag.

Keyword: Patriots, 4th Grade, Elementary School

The American Flag - Proud Symbol of our Country - The objective of this lesson is to help young children recognize the American flag as a proud symbol of our country.

Keyword: US Flag, Kindergarten, Elementary School

Oklahoma Pride: Exploring our Oklahoma State Flag and Pledge - Students should demonstrate an understanding of the meaning and significance of the Oklahoma flag.

Keyword: Pre-K, Flag, Kindergarten, Elementary School, American History

Braille Flag - Students will learn how Braille works, its history and importance, its purpose and how blind individuals use it to read and learn. Students will experience, first hand, the use of Braille by closing their eyes and feeling the Braille Flag

Keyword: 7th Grade, 8th Grade, middle school, 9th Grade, History

Virginia Geography and Native Americans - Students will learn about Virginia's geography, particularly the Powhatan Native Americans and the James River, how the environment impacts people’s lives, and how the past contributes to understanding the present

Keyword: 2nd Grade, 3rd Grade, 4th Grade, Elementary School, Social Studies, Geography

Military Math – Happy Birthday US Army - Students will begin to understand the reasons and costs associated with forming the new Continental Army in 1775.

Keyword: 5th grade, 8th Grade, middle school, Math, Social Studies

Who Was George Washington? Critical Thinking and Listing the Characteristics of George Washington

Keyword: 2nd Grade, 3rd Grade, George Washington

Students will learn about native animals in Tennessee. After the lesson, students will be able to visually identify animals that are native to Tennessee.

Keyword: 2nd Grade, 3rd Grade, 4th Grade, Science

Students participating in this lesson will learn about Flora Wambaugh Patteson using primary sources

Keyword: Women's History, High school, Elementary School, Science

Through this lesson, the learner will be able to identify George Washington as the main character of the story and that the setting was in our country long ago.

Keyword: Kindergarten, American History, US History, George Washington, 1st Grade

Happy Birthday, US Army - George Washington Takes Command of the Continental Army

Keyword: 5th grade, American History, US History, symbols, George Washington, Military, 8th Grade

US Flag Timeline - Students will be able to show a graphic timeline of our US Flags Historical Timeline.

Keyword: US Flag, Kindergarten, 1st Grade, 2nd Grade, American History

Our Nations Symbols - Student will identify important American symbols and explain their meaning.

Keyword: 3rd Grade, American History, US History, symbols