Patriot Day

Carved sculpture on the face of a mountain in Keystone, South Dakota.

• Liberty Bell

• Lincoln Memorial

• Mt. Rushmore

• The White House

It is hung in the Pennsylvania State House, which is now renamed Independence Hall. It cracked the first time it was rung.

• The Liberty Bell

• The Statue of Liberty

• The American Flag

• The bald eagle

This monument was built to honor George Washington, the first American President. It was once the tallest structure in the world.

• The White House

• Mt. Rushmore

• The Statue of Liberty

• The Washington Monument

This is where the President of the United States resides. It is made up of the Executive Residence, the East Wing and the West Wing.

• The White Hose

• The Washington Monument

• The Liberty Bell

• Mt. Rushmore

This has 7 red striped and 6 white stripes, and 50 white stars on a blue rectangle. This represents the 50 States of America. We say a pledge every day at school.

• The Bald Eagle

• The White House

• Mt. Rushmore

• The American Flag

This bird has been a symbol of the Untied States for about 235 years.

• The Bald Eagle

• The Black Crow

• The Blue Bird

• The Hummingbird

We remember the lives that were lost and the brave people that helped each other on this date.

• December 25 (Christmas)

• September 11 (Patriot Day)

• October 31 (Halloween)

• July 4 (4th of July)

When I think of America, I feel...

• Proud

• Happy

• Embarrassed

• Sad

How can we honor those who died or acted like superheros on 9/11?

• Treat everyone with respect

• Say "Thank You" to a first responder

• Think about them in our moment of silence

• Learn more about what happened so that it never happens again.

This is a monument built to honor the 16th president, Abraham Lincoln. It is in the National Mall in Washington D.C., across from the Washington Monument. It has a large statue of Abraham Lincoln.

• The Lincoln Memorial

• The Washington Memorial

• The Trump Memorial

• The Spongebob Squarepants Memorial