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What I Learned Section 1 -- Answer
the Following Questions: 2. Why does the United
States celebrate Martin Luther King, Jr. Day? 3. How do you celebrate
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day? What I Learned Section 2 -- Define the
following words: African Americans: People who were born in the United States or became U.S. citizens and can trace their ancestors to Africa Posters: Large signs that often have pictures March: A large group of people walking together in order to let others know how they feel about something Hang: To fasten something somewhere Classroom: A room in a school in which classes take place Bonus Questions (Answer 1 of the
Following Questions for Your FREE
Bookmark):
b. Have a parent or friend give you a spelling test with EACH of the words in Section 2. More Valuable Information about Martin
Luther King, Jr. Day:
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Let's Get Ready for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day (Welcome Books:
Celebrations)
I celebrated
my fifth birthday in June.
