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A Legacy of Service: Naval Station Newport Lesson
Students learn about the historical importance of Naval Station Newport, sailor training, teamwork, and its connection to Veterans Day.
$3USD · Digital download
Students learn about the historical importance of Naval Station Newport, sailor training, teamwork, and its connection to Veterans Day. The lesson includes an informational passage, vocabulary, comprehension questions, graphic organizers, and a personal reflection prompt.
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- Students will explain the importance of Naval Station Newport.
- Students will describe how sailors contribute to national defense.
- Students will define key vocabulary related to naval service.
- Students will connect teamwork and service to Veterans Day.
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