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Veterans day
Veterans day
Thank you for your interest in contributing to the hundreds of celebrations that will commemorate Veterans Day 2013. This Teacher Resource Guide is designed to help educators teach students about the legacy of Veterans Day, why it is celebrated and how to properly thank our Nation’s servicemen and women for their sacrifices. Currently, there are more than 22 million Veterans who have served in the United States Armed Forces that have reintegrated back into our society. It is quite likely that one of your students has a parent, grandparent, sibling or neighbor who is a Veteran or still serving. By engaging in discussion about these crucial members of our society, students will be able to hear from and about those who helped shape American history. Our hope is that students will be encouraged to learn more of these stories from those close to them.   This resource guide, along with another group of America’s finest — our educators — will allow students, on Veterans Day, to learn more about the price these brave service members have paid to defend our nation.   Thanks again and please join us in remembering our Veterans on Veterans Day, November 11, 2013. Introduction Department of Veterans Affairs – Teacher Resource Guide Prelude and Posting of Colors — As the audience enters to be seated, a school or community musical organization may offer several appropriate selections. A procession and posting of the nation’s colors (the U.S. flag) is a stirring event. Local Veterans service organizations often participate in such programs with their impressive array of military banners and American flags.   Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag and singing of the National Anthem — The program chairperson, school principal or student body president, should invite the audience to stand and join in the Pledge of Allegiance and the National Anthem. Introductory Remarks — Brief introductory remarks set the tone for the program. Consider reading the President’s Veterans Day Proclamation, which the White House issues and posts online shortly before Veterans Day.   Introduction of Guests — Introduce any special guests, which might include local government officials, school alumni with distinguished military service, Veterans from the community who represent different periods of service and faculty members who are Veterans.   Principal Speaker — Your principal speaker should be invited far enough in advance to allow adequate preparation for your program.   Program Ideas Department of Veterans Affairs – Teacher Resource Guide
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