Flag Day is celebrated on June 14th to commemorate the adoption of the American flag in 1777, though it is not a federal holiday so most businesses remain open. On this day, people proudly display the flag in front of their homes and businesses, and some civic groups hold flag ceremonies with patriotic music. The flag is to be raised quickly and lowered slowly when flown, and should never touch the ground or be thrown out when retired, instead being properly burned.
Flag Day is celebrated on June 14th to commemorate the adoption of the American flag in 1777, though it is not a federal holiday so most businesses remain open. On this day, people proudly display the flag in front of their homes and businesses, and some civic groups hold flag ceremonies with patriotic music. The flag is to be raised quickly and lowered slowly when flown, and should never touch the ground or be thrown out when retired, instead being properly burned.
Flag Day is celebrated on June 14th to commemorate the adoption of the American flag in 1777, though it is not a federal holiday so most businesses remain open. On this day, people proudly display the flag in front of their homes and businesses, and some civic groups hold flag ceremonies with patriotic music. The flag is to be raised quickly and lowered slowly when flown, and should never touch the ground or be thrown out when retired, instead being properly burned.
Flag Day is celebrated on June 14th to commemorate the adoption of the American flag in 1777, though it is not a federal holiday so most businesses remain open. On this day, people proudly display the flag in front of their homes and businesses, and some civic groups hold flag ceremonies with patriotic music. The flag is to be raised quickly and lowered slowly when flown, and should never touch the ground or be thrown out when retired, instead being properly burned.
It is a holiday to celebrate the adoption of the American Flag in 1777. Flag Day is not a federal holiday, so schools, banks, and government offices are open. On Flag Day, people display the American flag. They fly the flag in front of their houses or businesses. Some civic organizations have special flag ceremonies with patriotic music. When the American flag is displayed on a flag pole, it should be raised quickly and lowered slowly. It should never be allowed to touch the ground. When it gets old, it should be burned, not thrown out. Note: Permission is granted to reproduce this reading worksheet for noncommercial use. Visit www.elcivics.com for more free ESL material. Enjoy!