3. Labor Day

In Canada and the United States, Labor Day is celebrated on the first Monday of __________.

• September

• December

• January

• July

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What do most Americans see Labor Day as?

• The end of winter
• The end of summer
• An important victory
• A union construct

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What is the purpose of Labor Day?

• To have a day off of work and school

• To honor the working people of America

• To honor the President

• To celebrate the end of summer

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Government businesses are closed on Labor Day.

• True

• False

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Schools are open on Labor Day.

• True

• False

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Labor Day is a Federal holiday?

• True

• False

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What Happens In Fall?

• Leaves Fall

• It Snows Every Day

• It Gets Hot

• Flowers Grow

What is this a picture of?

• Football

• Baseball

• Basketball

• Tennis Ball

What's another word for fall?

• Autumn

• Harvest

• Spring

• Summer

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Which day is NOT part of the weekend?

• Tuesday

• Saturday

• Sunday