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Top : Kids_and_Teens : People_and_Society : Holidays_and_Special_Days : Flag_Days : United_States
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  • American Flag Free Paper Model: Stand alone paper model of the American flag, just one sheet to print it out.
  • Annie's Flag Day Page: All about Flag Day (U.S.), with the Pledge of Allegiance, definitions of what "flag" means, as well as the history of Flag Day.
  • Cyber Grandma and Flag Day: History and traditions of the U.S. Flag Day.
  • Flag Day: History of Flag Day, traditions, and the Flag Day Code from the U.S. Code.
  • Flag Day in the United States is June 14th: Facts about the U.S. flag and links to other flag pages.
  • Flag Day Quest: An elementary school in New York designed this page which asks questions about Flag Day (and supplies the answers).
  • National Flag Day Foundation, Inc.: Organization encourages U.S. citizens to participate in Flag Day celebrations. Includes patriotic songs, pledge of allegiance, pictures, and printable flag in .pdf format.
  • Sheryl's Holiday Site: Flag Day: All about Flag Day (U.S.), from its history to flags in the Smithsonian and pictures of flags.
  • Stoney Hill Schoolhouse - Flag Day: See where the very first Flag Day was celebrated in Wisconsin in 1885.
  • The Fourth of July vs. Flag Day: An explanation of why Flag Day was created so close to the 4th of July.


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