VETERAN'S DAY

Veteran’s Day is November 11th, but we should thank our veterans every day! One teacher told me that she taught her children how to recognize veterans by their hat or clothing. Whenever they see a veteran they go up, shake their hand, and say, "Thank you!" You can't teach your students anything more important than that!!!

Veteran’s Day
(Tune: “Danny Boy”)
Today’s the day we celebrate our veterans,
The men and women who fought for our great land.
We’ll raise our flags and hold a moment of silence
And we will carry poppies in our hands.
Because we want to thank you for your service;
You traveled far to keep us safe at home.
You fought with pride and honor for our country.
Our veterans, oh how we love you so.

*You'll find this book and song in our "November Happies" packet.

Vocabulary

What is a veteran? For homework, have children interview their parents to find out about veterans in their family.

Here is a bulletin board from Carolyn Kisloski's school. The children fill out stars for each veteran in their family and then make a "Wall of Thanks" to honor them.

Poppies 

Take three 7” circles cut out of red tissue paper and fold them like a fan. Twist a green pipe cleaner around the middle. Open layers to resemble a poppy. Do a search on the internet to discover why the poppy is symbol for Veteran’s Day.

Guest Speaker 

Call a local military recruiting office and invite a guest speaker to share with the children what it’s like to have a job in the armed forces.

Letters to the Armed Forces
Here's a website where you can get information about writing letters to current military members and veterans. What a great way to show appreciation for our servicemen and women!
https://www.operationgratitude.com/writeletters/

VETERAN'S DAY

Veteran’s Day November 11th, but we should thank our veterans every day! One teacher told me that she taught her children how to recognize veterans by their hat or clothing. Whenever they see a veteran they go up, shake their hand, and say, "Thank you!" You can't teach your students anything more important than that!!!

Veteran’s Day
(Tune: “Danny Boy”)
Today’s the day we celebrate our veterans,
The men and women who fought for our great land.
We’ll raise our flags and hold a moment of silence
And we will carry poppies in our hands.
Because we want to thank you for your service;
You traveled far to keep us safe at home.
You fought with pride and honor for our country.
Our veterans, oh how we love you so.


Here's a video to go with the song:

http://bit.ly/drjeanNov11

*Just put "Veteran's Day" in the search engine at drjean.org to download this book.

Vocabulary – What is a veteran? For homework, have children interview their parents to find out about veterans in their family.

Poppies – Take three 7” circles cut out of red tissue paper and fold them like a fan. Twist a green pipe cleaner around the middle. Open layers to resemble a poppy. Do a search on the internet to discover why the poppy is symbol for Veteran’s Day.

Here is a bulletin board from Carolyn Kisloski's school. The children filled out stars for each veteran in their family and then made a "Wall of Thanks" to honor them.

Guest Speaker – Call a local military recruiting office and invite a guest speaker to share with the children what it’s like to have a job in the armed forces.

Letters to the Armed Forces
Here's a website where you can get information about writing letters to current military members and veterans. What a great way to show appreciation for our servicemen and women!
https://www.operationgratitude.com/writeletters/

THANK A VET!

Veteran’s Day is November 11th, but we should thank our veterans every day! One teacher told me that she taught her children how to recognize veterans by their hat or clothing. Whenever they see a veteran they go up, shake their hand, and say, "Thank you!" You can't teach your students anything more important than that!!!

Veteran’s Day
(Tune: “Danny Boy”)
Today’s the day we celebrate our veterans,
The men and women who fought for our great land.
We’ll raise our flags and hold a moment of silence
And we will carry poppies in our hands.
Because we want to thank you for your service;
You traveled far to keep us safe at home.
You fought with pride and honor for our country.
Our veterans, oh how we love you so.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QV_UrfgjvRI

Vocabulary – What is a veteran? For homework, have children interview their parents to find out about veterans in their family.

Here is a bulletin board from Carolyn Kisloski's school. The children fill out stars for each veteran in their family and then make a "Wall of Thanks" to honor them.


Poppies – Take three 7” circles cut out of red tissue paper and fold them like a fan. Twist a green pipe cleaner around the middle. Open layers to resemble a poppy. Do a search on the internet to discover why the poppy is symbol for Veteran’s Day.

Guest Speaker – Call a local military recruiting office and invite a guest speaker to share with the children what it’s like to have a job in the armed forces.

Letters to the Armed Forces
Here's a website where you can get information about writing letters to current military members and veterans. What a great way to show appreciation for our servicemen and women!
https://www.operationgratitude.com/writeletters/

If you missed my Facebook Live with activities for November you can watch it here:
http://bit.ly/happiesNovember

THANK A VET!

Veteran’s Day is November 11th, but we should thank our veterans every day! One teacher told me that she taught her children how to recognize veterans by their hat or clothing. Whenever they see a veteran they go up, shake their hand, and say, "Thank you!" You can't teach your students anything more important than that!!!

Veteran’s Day
(Tune: “Danny Boy” - HAPPY EVERYTHING CD)
Today’s the day we celebrate our veterans,
The men and women who fought for our great land.
We’ll raise our flags and hold a moment of silence
And we will carry poppies in our hands.
Because we want to thank you for your service;
You traveled far to keep us safe at home.
You fought with pride and honor for our country.
Our veterans, oh how we love you so.

*You'll find this book on drjean.org

And here's a link to the video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QV_UrfgjvRI 

Vocabulary 

What is a veteran? For homework, have children interview their parents to find out about veterans in their family.

Poppies 

Take three 7” circles cut out of red tissue paper and fold them like a fan. Twist a green pipe cleaner around the middle. Open layers to resemble a poppy. Do a search on the internet to discover why the poppy is symbol for Veteran’s Day.

Guest Speaker 

Call a local military recruiting office and invite a guest speaker to share with the children what it’s like to have a job in the armed forces.

Letters to the Armed Forces
Here's a website where you can get information about writing letters to current military members and veterans. What a great way to show appreciation for our servicemen and women!
https://www.operationgratitude.com/writeletters/

VETERAN'S DAY

Veteran’s Day is November 11th, but we should thank our veterans every day!  One teacher told me that she taught her children how to recognize veterans by their hat or clothing.  Whenever they see a veteran they go up, shake their hand, and say, "Thank you!"  You can't teach your students anything more important than that!!! 

Veteran’s Day 
(Tune: “Danny Boy” - HAPPY EVERYTHING CD)
Today’s the day we celebrate our veterans,
The men and women who fought for our great land.
We’ll raise our flags and hold a moment of silence
And we will carry poppies in our hands.
Because we want to thank you for your service;
You traveled far to keep us safe at home.
You fought with pride and honor for our country.
Our veterans, oh how we love you so.

*You'll find this book on drjean.org


And here's a link to the video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QV_UrfgjvRI

                         
Vocabulary – What is a veteran? For homework, have children interview their parents to find out about veterans in their family.

Poppies – Take three 7” circles cut out of red tissue paper and fold them like a fan. Twist a green pipe cleaner around the middle. Open layers to resemble a poppy. Do a search on the internet to discover why the poppy is symbol for Veteran’s Day.

                                         

Guest Speaker – Call a local military recruiting office and invite a guest speaker to share with the children what it’s like to have a job in the armed forces.

Letters to the Armed Forces
Here's a website where you can get information about writing letters to current military members and veterans.  What a great way to show appreciation for our servicemen and women! 
https://www.operationgratitude.com/writeletters/

THANK A VET!

Veteran’s Day November 11th, but we should thank our veterans every day!  One teacher told me that she taught her children how to recognize veterans by their hat or clothing.  Whenever they see a veteran they go up, shake their hand, and say, "Thank you!"  You can't teach your students anything more important than that!!!

Veteran’s Day 
(Tune: “Danny Boy” - HAPPY EVERYTHING CD)
Today’s the day we celebrate our veterans,
The men and women who fought for our great land.
We’ll raise our flags and hold a moment of silence
And we will carry poppies in our hands.
Because we want to thank you for your service;
You traveled far to keep us safe at home.
You fought with pride and honor for our country.
Our veterans, oh how we love you so.

Here's a new video to go with the song:

http://bit.ly/drjeanNov11

*Just put "Veteran's Day" in the search engine at drjean.org to download this book.
                         
Vocabulary – What is a veteran? For homework, have children interview their parents to find out about veterans in their family.

Poppies – Take three 7” circles cut out of red tissue paper and fold them like a fan. Twist a green pipe cleaner around the middle. Open layers to resemble a poppy. Do a search on the internet to discover why the poppy is symbol for Veteran’s Day.
                                         

Here is a bulletin board from Carolyn Kisloski's school.  The children filled out stars for each veteran in their family and then made a "Wall of Thanks" to honor them.
 

Guest Speaker – Call a local military recruiting office and invite a guest speaker to share with the children what it’s like to have a job in the armed forces.

Letters to the Armed Forces
Here's a website where you can get information about writing letters to current military members and veterans.  What a great way to show appreciation for our servicemen and women! 
https://www.operationgratitude.com/writeletters/

VETERAN'S DAY

Veteran’s Day is next week, but we should thank our veterans every day!  One teacher told me that she taught her children how to recognize veterans by their hat or clothing.  Whenever they see a veteran they go up, shake their hand, and say, "Thank you!"  You can't teach your students anything more important than that!!!

Veteran’s Day 
(Tune: “Danny Boy” - HAPPY EVERYTHING CD)
Today’s the day we celebrate our veterans,
The men and women who fought for our great land.
We’ll raise our flags and hold a moment of silence
And we will carry poppies in our hands.
Because we want to thank you for your service;
You traveled far to keep us safe at home.
You fought with pride and honor for our country.
Our veterans, oh how we love you so.

*Just put Veteran's Day in the search engine at drjean.org to download this book.
                         
Vocabulary – What is a veteran? For homework, have children interview their parents to find out about veterans in their family.

Poppies – Take three 7” circles cut out of red tissue paper and fold them like a fan. Twist a green pipe cleaner around the middle. Open layers to resemble a poppy. Do a search on the internet to discover why the poppy is symbol for Veteran’s Day.
                                         
Guest Speaker – Call a local military recruiting office and invite a guest speaker to share with the children what it’s like to have a job in the armed forces.

Letters to the Armed Forces
Here's a website where you can get information about writing letters to current military members and veterans.  What a great way to show appreciation for our servicemen and women! 
https://www.operationgratitude.com/writeletters/