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It is very saddening to know that multiple families lost relatives in this tragic event.

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Septemeber 11,2001 a horrible terrorist attack happened. The claimers of this attack are a group of radical Muslim terrorists group that goes by the name Al Qaeda. The president of this group Osama Bin Laden after a month he was found and killed on the spot we will nevr forget this tragic day or the2,977 people who died may all of them R.I.P

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On the day of September 11,2001, hundreds of people died. Children lost their moms and dads. Parents

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In September 11,2001 it was a very bad

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On September 11, 2001, the World Trade Centers were attacked by the terrorist group Al Qaeda. It was the worst terrorist attack that took place on U.S. soil. This has impacted not just Americans, but millions of people around the world. But the American people are strong, and we have moved on from this tragedy, but we will never forget the lives lost on that day.

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It's very sad and emotional to know that many families have lost a loved one because of terrorist that are raised and full of so much unnecessary hatred for others.

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For the people that lost there lives during September 11, 2001 and family that could not do nothing about it was tragic.

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I feel that the pain and sorrow that came along with the anxiety of the people was terrible. The ones who were waiting for their loved ones to walk out of the doors of the Twin Towers okay was unbearable. Knowing that not all were as lucky as others to survive. I cannot imagine how hard it was to lose a loved one so tragically.

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There is no word to describe the death of a loved one. The closest thing is sadness, and to experience that at a young age is unimaginable. I have no how I,d react to this. Something that's interesting is that 9/11 was my first day of life and I was diagnosed with depression at 11.

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On September 11 2001, was the first and only time that we ,America flew our flag upside down. The upside down flag is a sign for help. That was the only time we truly needed help.

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It felt like a tragic moment in American history. Many people had lost their lives during that terrible event. Many families got very emotional when they talked about how they lost their dad.

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When it comes to the attacks on  september 11th 2001, I feel very angry and sad about it. Just seeing that happen on the news and considering how many lives were lost it just breaks a few million people. And, all the family members that never came home that day, and it breaks the hearts of millions. As well as the amount of everyday heros such as our firefighters, police, and medics we lost due to such a act of
terrorism by crazy people. And it scares me to think something like that can happen. But I am happy that we as American people were able to get through this horrible disaster.

#wewillneverforget

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On September 11, 2001, a numerous amount of people's lives were  forever impacted.  Thousands of innocent people lost their lives and had no control over the situation. I can't even begin to process something this tragic could ever happen.

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It must be heart breaking for 2,977 family members to not have a complete family anymore.
my reaction to this video made me think about a friend's grandparents and how he told me he never got to meet his grandparents.

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#WeWillNeverForget
It is very sad to see and say that so many people lost there live during that day even though none of them deserved to die.

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On September 11, 1000's of people lost their lives.Innocent people just lost there lives and left kids without a father.

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It's truly terrible that people had to go through this. Some people were only babies, so they couldn't remember anything of whoever they lost. Now because of this terrorist attack people who lost will never ever in their life on this planet be able to see whoever it is that they lost again. Nobody should have to  through these horific events.

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It must have been scary for the people on the top floor of a 108 story building due to the fact they knew they would never come out alive. Many lives were lost due to the terroist who flew into the twin towers. #terroistaremean

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We will never forget these time. Many lives were gone and we fight the terror of it but we always fight back.#NEVERFORGET

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The 9/11 attack is a sad day because innocent lives were lost that day. Everyone was trapped in those building with no escape.Most kids lost there parents that day to those horrible terror attacks. It is nice to grow up with a mother and a father to show you love and support,but some kids don't have that because of the attack.       #NEVERFORGET

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As a result of Sept. 11, the United States came together to fight against Al Qaeda. From the way it looks on video it looks like the news reporters could barely stay calm. We will never forget that day. #neverforget

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The attack on 9/11 is one of the most horrific tragedy that no one will forget.#never forget

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The attack on 9/11 is one of the most scary days remembered in history.  It was not even supposed to happen and thousands of people died because of it.

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The attack on 9/11 is one of the most

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The attack on 9/11 is a day we will never forget. The attack is a memory of the past , a terrible one that shouldn't have happened.

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September 11, 2001. The time when the twin towers collapsed due to plane crashes. Hundreds of people were injured, but mostly dead. Many lost their parents due to this. America will never forget what happened.    #NeverForget

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WE WILL NEVER FORGET

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On 9/11/2001, four planes targeted national areas. Only three hit national area. The twin towers, then the Pentagon. I could not l live without my parents even if I had to.Remember 9/11/2001.#Never Forget.

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September 11 is a terrible day no one should suffer so badly.

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After watching this video I feel extremely bad for those who have lost parents and family members. What happened on 9/11 was clearly a tragic story just imagine being in that building or loosing a close family member.

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#NeverForget

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I was on a plane yesterday.

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I feel so bad for the people who lost their fathers  because that should not have happened to those people, they suffer every day  not knowing who their father is.I don´t  like terrorist I hate them We will never forget the fallen of 9/11 R.I.P

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On September 11, 2001 an act devastated the nation, approximately 2800 people were killed. On 9/11 was the deadliest act of terrorism committed on U.S. soil. Many lost parents, siblings, and children.   On 9/11 was a day of extravagant grief,death, and anger.

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I think that the video was very sad but happy at the same time.I think that those kids and young adults also had mixed feelings about the situation. If i could say something to them  i would say that through the years things will get better.

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We  Shall Never Forget .

Don't forget 9/11.

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That is just crazy to think about. I remember a couple of days after the memorial my mom showed me the video and that is not something a 3 year old should see. It kind of reminds me of when my dad was overseas . We would just be video chatting and we would hear the anti air /BOAM  gun just bazing and then the next thing the screen would just go black. WE SHALL NEVER FORGET SEPTEMBER 11.

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http://michelleshayes.edublogs.org/2016/09/10/september-11-reflections-15-years-later/

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After watching this segment, I asked my ELA students to write a reflect and discuss their responses. We plan to watch the follow segment Monday.

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As the U.S. approaches the 15th anniversary of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, today's show is focused exclusively on the memories and insights of some young people who were directly affected. The interview contains emotional accounts from the children of attack victims as well as some footage of the attacks themselves, so teachers are encouraged the preview the program.
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1. A model of a European city was recently burned to commemorate the 350th anniversary of what historic event?

2. Pope Francis recently canonized a woman known for her humanitarian work in India. By what popular name was she known before her sainthood?

3. In what U.S. state did Hurricane Hermine make landfall on September 2 before the storm moved northeast and out into the Atlantic?

4. In what Asian country, which is located between Thailand and Vietnam, are officials trying to locate and dispose of up to 80 million unexploded U.S. cluster bombs?

5. Name the international sporting event whose roots date back to a 1948 competition between injured British veterans of World War II.

6. Name the animal that is native to China and is no longer considered endangered, thanks in part to an increase in its habitat.

7. In the U.S. presidential race, name either the candidate representing the Green Party OR the candidate representing the Libertarian Party.

8. What term is used to describe the generation of American workers who were born after 1980?

9. In order to participate in a U.S. presidential debate, a candidate has to have the support of a certain percentage of likely voters in national polls. What is this percentage?

10. How many years ago was the worst act of terrorism on U.S. soil carried out?

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As the U.S. approaches the 15th anniversary of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, today's show is focused exclusively on the memories and insights of some young people who were directly affected. The interview contains emotional accounts from the children of attack victims as well as some footage of the attacks themselves, so teachers are encouraged the preview the program.

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I clearly remember the morning of September 11, 2001. My youngest son, Christopher, was an eigth grade student at Inman MIddle School where I taught 6th grade ELA on a different floor, the basement. When he appeared at my classroom door, my student intern briskly crossed the room, opened the door, listened to Christopher and pulled him by the arm to where I was in the classroom.

"I cannot repeat what he just said," she stammered. Not knowing the gravity of what I was about to hear, Christopher quietly huffed out, "Two planes just hit the Twin Towers! It's World War III."

I told him to go to Mr. Jones' room, the art teacher, and request the team's television. I instructed him not to tell Mr. Jones because he might not want to release the television to me.

News quickly spread. I invited the other teachers on my team to bring their students in to watch. While closely monitoring my students' reactions, I noticed after it was announced that all planes were grounded, one student, Gavin, looked totatlly blank. Recalling that his dad was an airline pilot, I asked if he were okay and if he would like to call home. He was relieved to learn that his father was not working at all.

About an hour or so into the broadcast, the interim principal, Mr. Cooper, came to my room and directed me to turn the television off. While I understood his position, I had thought it important that we be fully present in that moment. I was somewhat gratified when several parents contacted me on the following day to thank me for how I handled it and for giving the students the opportunity to absorb some of it before arriving home.

I chose the image below because I think it represents the indomitable spirit we embrace to rise in the face of adversity and to never forget those who were lost.