Veterans day 1st grade

Make Veterans Day with your students and find out how to send them to active-duty military and veterans, plus printable cards for teachers!

Veteran's Day lesson activities for First Grade students to learn the importance of the holiday and describe the branches of the military.

Instant download of Veterans Day coloring sheet free printable in a 5 page PDF file. Fun way to teach kids about our military veterans!

Veterans Day will be here before we know and what better way to teach our students about this special holiday than having them create their very own Veterans Day Emergent Reader. My students enjoy reading our

This set of Veteran's Day coloing pages is a fun and easy way to honor the brave men and women who served in the armed forces. Free to print & color!

As the proud wife of an Army veteran and as the teacher of many children from military families, our Veterans Day bulletin board display is an annual favorite of mine: This year I added another fine motor task for my students, scrunching up tissue paper to fill a heart shape pennant: Each veteran bears the family's last name, soldier style: For how to's, visit my original post from two years ago (by clicking here) to see materials and dimensions for this craft. And here's a freebie for you…

First grade Veterans Day poster

Hello Everyone! Oh My! What a week!! We packed so much in, my head is spinning!! I'll be back in a bit to give you a peek into our amazing week. But for now I just wanted to share a quick mini. Veterans Day is coming up on the 11th, so we'll be doing some work to prepare for our celebration. (We invite all the Veterans from the area to be honored.) Along with learning about the history (a light version for first graders), we also want our kids to know why and for whom we set this day aside…

Every year we have a Veteran's Day assembly at our school. Our hallway is visible to our visitors so I always like to offer a hall display to say thank you to our wonderful veterans. I found this poem somewhere and I cannot remember where but I have found it to be so appropriate. I surround it with flags in the shape of a heart to show our veterans how much we care and appreciate them.