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The Liberty Bell
PK-2 ┊ 1410 words ┊ ◄)) PK-2, 1410 words, 13 minutes audio time. The Liberty Bell has been a symbol of basic American rights since before the Revolutionary War. It has remained a treasured symbol, pro…- 49
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The Pledge of Allegiance
PK-2 ┊ 1199 words ┊ ◄)) PK-2, 1199 words, 10 minutes audio time. The Pledge of Allegiance was first written more than two hundred years ago to celebrate Columbus Day. Since then, it has grown into a t…- 50
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The Star-Spangled Banner
PK-2 ┊ 1587 words ┊ ◄)) PK-2, 1587 words, 13 minutes audio time. Francis Scott Key wrote the poem that became our country's national anthem in celebration of America's surprise victory over …- 33
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The Statue of Liberty
PK-2 ┊ 1406 words ┊ ◄)) PK-2, 1406 words, 12 minutes audio time. The French came up with the idea of The Statue of Liberty but, in the end, it was paid for by both the Americans and the French. Its to…- 74
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The U.S. Constitution
PK-2 ┊ 1456 words ┊ ◄)) PK-2, 1456 words, 13 minutes audio time. The U.S. constitution was signed over two hundred years ago, and it still protects American citizens today. Using primary sources, youn…- 54
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The U.S. Flag
PK-2 ┊ 1309 words ┊ ◄)) PK-2, 1309 words, 11 minutes audio time. The U.S. flag has stood as a symbol of freedom since America was founded. Using primary sources, young readers hear the story behind th…- 77
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The Declaration of Independence: Introducing Primary Sources
PK-2 ┊ 1677 words ┊ ◄)) PK-2, 1677 words, 15 minutes audio time. The Declaration of Independence has represented American freedom since Thomas Jefferson wrote it more than 200 years ago. Using primary…- 30
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The U.S. Capitol: Introducing Primary Sources
PK-2 ┊ 1565 words ┊ ◄)) PK-2, 1565 words, 13 minutes audio time. The U.S. Capitol represents our nation's government and its laws. Using primary sources, young readers hear the story behind this …- 47
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The White House: Introducing Primary Sources
PK-2 ┊ 1738 words ┊ ◄)) PK-2, 1738 words, 14 minutes audio time. The White House has stood as a symbol for America and the U.S. presidency since President John Adams walked through its doors in 1800. …- 38
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