My Question:
Do you teach your kids the national anthem and pledge of allegiance?
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as a military wife...
ReplyDeleteyes, he will know it...
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ReplyDeleteOh yes!!!
ReplyDeleteYep, my kids know both!
ReplyDeletewe don't have kids just yet but once we'll have, definitely:)
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Aloha! My kids are still young but, I think when they are older they will learn.
ReplyDeleteYes I think it is very important.
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I'm not American, but it's important to me as well. My kids know it in English and French.
ReplyDeleteI have 2 under 3, so they don't know it yet. But, I plan to teach them both before they start school. We area a proud & patriotic family. :)
ReplyDeleteMy kids will ABSOLUTELY know the pledge and the national anthem.
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ReplyDeleteNot yet. I will though as part of a World History curriculum. We are American and English in this household.
ReplyDeleteHere in Canada the National Anthem is played every morning in school, the kids are taught to stand-up straight sing or if you choose not to sing you stand quickly, remove your hat. I see no reason why someone would not do that for their country especially if it is a free country like our or the USA.
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ReplyDeleteTo answer your question, yes they will most definitely know it!
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ReplyDeleteWhen my daughter was just 2, she sang the national anthem with "the bombs burping in air." Got many amused chuckles and looks. We still smile to think about it.
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