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New York Veterans Day Social Studies Reading Passage and Writing Task
This three-page social studies resource introduces students to New York’s military heritage, including West Point, Fort Drum, and the New York National Guard.
$3.99USD · Digital download
This three-page social studies resource introduces students to New York’s military heritage, including West Point, Fort Drum, and the New York National Guard. It includes vocabulary, key locations, a historical timeline, comprehension questions, and a writing task connected to Veterans Day.
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- Students will identify important military sites in New York.
- Students will describe how New York has supported the military throughout history.
- Students will define key military and service-related vocabulary.
- Students will write about honoring veterans in their communities.
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