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Veterans Day
| Expected release date is Nov 24th 2026 |
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Product Details
Overview
Celebrate service and gratitude by exploring what Veterans Day means and why it is observed across the United States.
In Veterans Day, children learn what the holiday means and why communities across the country set aside this special day to recognize military veterans. With kid-friendly explanations and meaningful examples, children explore how Veterans Day is observed through ceremonies, flags, special events, and words of thanks.
Veterans Day:
- Explains what Veterans Day is and why it is celebrated in the United States
- Helps children understand service, community, and national traditions
- Encourages children to show respect and gratitude with thoughtful words and actions
From ceremonies and flags to meaningful messages of thanks, Veterans Day becomes a celebration children can understand and take part in.
The Our Celebrations series helps children connect familiar U.S. holidays to the stories, values, and traditions that shape the United States. Each book invites young learners to explore why a celebration matters—introducing its origins, purpose, and customs. With kid-friendly explanations, relatable examples, and discussion prompts that encourage reflection, the series supports early social studies learning (especially civics) while helping children see how celebrations bring communities together.
