For kids in school, knowing historical dates helps them relate to history and builds their general knowledge. Knowing these dates can help teachers engage students in conversations and students may even be impressed by their teachers historical knowledge!
Knowing historical dates provides opportunities for students to learn history and build their general knowledge. Take a look and impress your students!
September
Constitution Week (Sept. 17-23)
National Hispanic Heritage Month (Sept. 15 – Oct. 15)
Sept. 2 Labor Day
Sept. 8 International Literacy Day
Sept. 8 National Grandparent’s Day
Sept. 17 Citizenship Day/Constitution Day
Sept. 22 Ice Cream Cone Day
Sept. 23 First Day of Autumn
Sept. 26 Johnny Appleseed Day
October
Fire Prevention Week (October 9- October 15)
National Hispanic Heritage Month (Sept 15 – October 15)
Oct. 4 World Smile Day
Oct. 8 Yom Kippur (10/08-10/09)
Oct. 9 Fire Prevention Day
Oct. 9 National Bring Your Teddy Bear To School Day
Oct. 14 Columbus Day
Oct. 25 Make A Difference Day (10/25-10/26)
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