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I created a communication board for Veteran’s Day. All students should be able to participate in all of your holiday and seasonal activities too.

There is nothing worst then planning an activity for your students without considering communication aides. We do not want to limit communication for our limited verbal speaking students. I’m Your Flag So Please Treat Me Right by Julia CookĬommunication should always be a priority in the classroom.Veterans: Heroes in Our Neighborhood by Valerie Pfundstein.H is for Honor: A Military Family Alphabet by Devin Scillian.You can also read picture books to help students understand the Veteran’s Day! Display them proudly for the month of November! Here are some of my favorite picture books for Veteran’s Day. When I was in the classroom I used picture books for everything! I loved incorporating picture books into my lesson plans because it made learning so much fun. Introduce the meaning of Veteran’s Day with this social story. I do this because I want students to understand why they are celebrating the holiday. I like to discuss the Veteran’s Day all month long. This couldn’t be further from the truth! Our veterans deserve to be celebrated by our students. Veteran’s Day is not discussed in a lot of classrooms because a lot of people do not consider it a “big” holiday. This means that if you click and end up purchasing, you pay no extra cost, but I earn a small fee for referring you. For other November ideas visit my November category on my blog! For other seasonal activities, consider November Binder Tasks, November Directed Drawing, or November Vocabulary Activities. If you are looking for general tips about holidays in the classroom, check out an old post HERE. Lastly, it will help introduce the concept of patriotism. It will also teach them about their sacrifices. This blog post will help you teach your students about veterans. Today’s blog post is all about Veteran’s Day celebration in the classroom.