Independence Day, in the United States, the Fourth of July, a time when family and friends are getting together in celebration with pool parties, picnics or a day at the beach. An evening filled with excitement and fireworks. For many children this day is a highlight of their summer vacation as they will soon be returning to school. Many adults thinking as it as a long weekend … [Read more...]
Lonely Soldiers During Thanksgiving
Our country is in turmoil and as kids we sometimes worry when we watch the news with our parents and see all that is going on around us. We can be so thankful to our older brothers and sister, cousins, aunts and uncles and family friends that serve in the military to protect us and our country. Every Thanksgiving I think about the soldiers stationed across the seas and … [Read more...]
John F. Kennedy Assassination
John F. Kennedy assassination occurred November 22, 1963 in Dallas, Texas. On this date kids and adults were glued to their television sets in shock as they mourned the death of the 35th president of the United States. As kids we should not dwell on the John F. Kennedy Assassination alone, we also need to learn more about who this man was. … [Read more...]
Flag Day and the Flag of the United States
Flag Day is celebrated on June 14th in the United States. Flag Day commemorates the adoption of the flag of the United States by resolution of the Second Continental Congress in 1777. This video is inspirational for kids and adults and shows the importance of our American Flag. The video gives kids, young people and adults a better understanding of what our flag is and is not. … [Read more...]
Sage Karam the Indy Kid
At the age of 19, Sage Karam the Indy Kid is a Indy 500 driver and a winner among drives and fans alike. Sage spoke for American kids as he became the youngest Indianapolis 500 qualifier ever. Starting the race near the back of the pack in the 31st position, this champion quickly moved up. By the finish of the race Karam was a top 10 finisher of the 98th running of the … [Read more...]