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Apples Unit & Johnny Appleseed - A collection of ideas/activities to use in September to celebrate Johnny Appleseed and apple picking season. source
Constitution Day - Activities for Constitution Day, September 17th! source
Patriot Day - 9/11 - Many schools take part in remembering the tragic events of September 11th. Here's a collection of ideas to use in your school or classroom to commemorate this day in history. source
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month - A collection of ideas for teaching about the contributions of people with Hispanic Heritage to the history of the United States source
Constitution Day - Activities, lesson plans, and primary resources to help your class celebrate Constitution Day on September 17 source
Great Sites for Teaching About Labor Day and U.S. Labor History - A collection of nine websites with suggestions for using them in your classroom to teach about Labor Day source
Happy Birthday Mr. Appleseed! - A collection of web-links and classroom ideas for honoring Johnny Appleseeds birthday on September 26 source
Lessons for Hispanic Heritage Month - Twelve lesson plans for celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month from September 15 to October 15 source
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