Celebrate with National Day Calendar®
December 15th commemorates the day in 1791 when the first ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution were ratified. Bill of Rights Classroom Lesson: “Your Rights in Action” 1. Objectives By the end of this lesson, students will be able to: 2. Materials Needed 3. Introduction (15 minutes) 4. Activity: “Rights in Action” Scenarios (30–45 minutes) […]
Hello Educators, Are you looking for a fresh, engaging way to introduce classic literature to your students without stretching your budget? We are thrilled to introduce the National Day Classroom Annual Reading List, a free, week-by-week literary calendar designed to spark curiosity and foster a lifelong love of reading. We’ve curated a list of 52 […]
Humans had to learn a lot about physics and master some Earthly forces to achieve flight. That’s why the classroom is celebrating National Aviation Day this week. Understanding the four forces of flight helped pioneers in aviation build machines that took them into the skies. Those four forces are: The shape of the plane, its wings especially, […]
“Cal and the Leap into History” When Cal walked into Mr. Delaney’s classroom that Friday morning, he noticed something new on the whiteboard: “August 16 — National Airborne Day: Celebrating the U.S. Army Paratroopers” “Paratroopers?” Cal asked. “Like… soldiers who jump out of planes?” “Exactly,” Mr. Delaney said with a grin. “And today, we’re going […]
Here is the short list of National Days National DaysNATIONAL CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIE DAYNATIONAL COAST GUARD DAY So, let’s take a look at the National Weeks in August. Did you know there are National Weeks? Here is the list for the first Week in August: WORLD BREASTFEEDING WEEKNATIONAL MINORITY DONOR AWARENESS WEEKNATIONAL CLEANSE YOUR SKIN […]