Celebrate American history and the birth of a nation with our latest episode of Check This Out! — an engaging, kid-friendly exploration of July 4th, 1776, and the Declaration of Independence.
Perfect for young learners and their families, this episode delves into the critical moments leading up to America's independence, including who wrote the Declaration, the significance of July 4th celebrations, and fascinating facts about U.S. history.
Join hosts Amy & Cece as we review key events like the Battle of Lexington and Concord, the first Independence Day festivities, and fun historical trivia, including presidents who died on July 4th and how Americans celebrate today with fireworks and parades.
In this episode you'll find engaging questions, fun facts, and a meaningful quote from John Adams. Ideal for young history enthusiasts, teachers, and families looking to learn together.
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