3 Patriot Day Activities for Kids

Patriot Day is a day celebrated in the United States every year on September 11th. It is a day to remember the victims killed in the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. A bill to make September 11th a national day of mourning was introduced in the U.S. House in October 2001. The result of that bill was the first Patriot Day on September 11, 2002. It’s important for kids to learn about what happened on September 11th and why Patriot Day is a day of remembrance every year. 

There are many different ways that you can teach about Patriot day in your classroom. Here are three activities to use with your kids to teach about Patriot Day.

1.      Patriot Day Elementary Math Activities

September 11th is a national day of service and remembrance. Patriot Day is a holiday to commemorate the lives of those who died on 9/11. This packet teaches students about the history of 9/11 and the numbers involved in the history. You will receive a print and digital version. Use this packet for morning work classwork, extra credit, fast finishers, or homework.

PATRIOT DAY ACTIVITIES FEATURES:

  • 3 different Engaging Math Activities

  • NO PREP, Print &; GO Activities! (Only materials needed: red and blue colored crayons or markers, and a pencil).

  • FUN & rigorous activities centered on middle math review

  • Topics covered: Addition and Subtraction

  • Print Version is ready to go

  • Digital Version for Google Classroom included too

Activities Included:

  1. Patriot Day Math {2 versions with answer key}

  2. Patriot Day Numbers Puzzle {with answer key}

***Digital Version for Google Classroom is also included with all the activities.*** Download the Patriot Day Elementary Math Activities here.

2.      Patriot Day Middle School Math Activities

Patriot Day is a holiday to commemorate the lives of those who died on September 11th. It is a national day of service and remembrance. This packet teaches students about the history of 9/11 and the numbers involved in the history. You will receive a print and digital version. Use this packet for bellwork, classwork, extra credit, fast finishers, or homework.

PATRIOT DAY ACTIVITIES FEATURES:

  • 3 different Engaging Math Activities

  • NO PREP, Print &; GO Activities! (Only materials needed: red and blue colored crayons or markers, and a pencil).

  • FUN & rigorous activities centered on middle math review

  • Topics covered: Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division, Integers

  • Print Version is ready to go

  • Digital Version for Google Classroom included too

Activities Included:

  1. Patriot Day Math {2 versions with answer key}

  2. Patriot Day Numbers Puzzle {with answer key}

***Digital Version for Google Classroom is also included with all the activities.*** Download the Patriot Day Middle Math Activities here.

3.      9/11: One Day in America Movie Math Activities

Ready to show the movie 9/11: One Day in America in class? The 9/11: One Day in America Math Movie Activities are a companion pack to the tv movie, "9/11: One Day in America." It's recommended for any middle school or high school math classroom (grades 6-12). Included in this packet are teacher directions, a consent form to watch the movie, math movie questions about 9/11, and a movie report.

FEATURES:

  • 3 Engaging Math Movie Activities

  • NO PREP, Print & GO Activities

  • Historical & rigorous activities centered on cross curricular connections

  • BONUS: Parent/Guardian Movie Consent Form to send home included! This movie is rated TV-14.

  • Topics covered: the history of 9/11, important numbers and events about 9/11, and more.

Activities Included:

✔Math Movie Questions #1 {with answer key}

✔Math Movie Questions #2 {with answer key}

✔Movie Report {response paper with & w/out rubric}

Great activities to make real world applications. Engage your students in movie math! Download the 9/11: One Day in American Movie Math Activities here.




Choose one or more activities to complete with your kids. They will learn about Patriot Day and why we must never forget those that lost their lives that day.


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