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Guess what, boys and girls? Betsy Ross was a very talented person who helped make the first American flag! She was really good at sewing and used red, white, and blue cloth to create our beautiful flag. The flag had 13 stripes for the first 13 states, and stars in a circle. Today, our flag has 50 stars - one for each state! Next time you see the American flag, remember Betsy Ross and her amazing work!

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Hello first graders! Did you know George Washington was the very first president of our country? He was a super brave leader who helped make America free. He was also famous for being honest - he always told the truth, just like we should! Some fun facts: he had false teeth (but they weren't made of wood!), and he loved riding horses. In is also known as "The Father of America".

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🇺🇸 Read Aloud | I Am George Washington by Brad Meltzer | CozyTimeTales

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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. - A Man with a Dream

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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. - A Man with a Dream

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Dr. King was a wonderful person who had a big dream - that all people would be treated fairly and kindly, no matter what they looked like. He gave speeches that helped people understand that everyone should be friends and treat each other nicely. He taught us that using peaceful words is better than being mean or fighting. Remember his important message: judge people by who they are inside, not how they look!

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📚 READ ALOUD: Martin Luther King Jr. By Mary Nhin

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Abraham Lincoln - The President Who Freed the Slaves

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Abraham Lincoln - The President Who Freed the Slaves

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Boys and girls, meet Abraham Lincoln! He was our 16th president and he was very tall - he wore a tall black hat too! Lincoln was a kind man who believed everyone should be free. He helped end slavery in America. He grew up in a log cabin and loved to read books. Remember, just like Lincoln, you can do great things even if you start with very little!

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Rosa Parks - The Brave Lady Who Wouldn't Give Up Her Seat

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Rosa Parks - The Brave Lady Who Wouldn't Give Up Her Seat

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Friends, let me tell you about Rosa Parks! She was a very brave African American lady who helped change unfair rules. One day, she was told to give up her bus seat because of the color of her skin. She said 'No!' This was very brave because back then, there were unfair rules about where people could sit on buses. Her bravery helped make things better for everyone!

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Rosa Parks - The Brave Lady Who Wouldn't Give Up Her Seat

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The Story of Martin Luther King Jr. Stories about civil rights for kids. Kids Academy

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Betsy Ross's house in Philly where the first American Flag was made

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I Have a Dream speech by Martin Luther King .Jr HD (subtitled)

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Twinkl Teaching Resources - United States

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Who Was Rosa Parks? | Biography and Civil Rights Movement Lesson | Twinkl USA

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Storytime with Brad Meltzer | I am Rosa Parks | PBS KIDS