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ELA, U.S. History, and Art Freedom Day Activities for Kids Grades 2 to 6 – Black History
This activity book is packed with fascinating facts about the history of Juneteenth and the Black American experience in the USA and shows why they should be preserved for future generations to explore in more depth.
A book to be treasured by children and adults alike, The Ultimate Juneteenth Activity Book for Kids serves to inspire the inquiring mind in all of us.
Brimming with facts, activities, and beautiful illustrations, the Ultimate Juneteenth Activity Book immerses young people in the wonders of Black Heritage in America and the persevering spirit of the culture.
Learn about the pivotal turning point in American History,
-Read and sketch notes about Juneteenth
-Create blackout poetry art
-Explore figures of speech
-Design a Juneteenth flag
-Tease your brain with tongue twisters, a riddle, jokes
-Reflect on your knowledge, and so much more.
Celebrate this beautiful holiday and share knowledge, literature, and art with friends and family.gg

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