1. Symbols of American Democracy
A PowerPoint Presentation for Mrs. Harris’ Kindergarten Detectives

2. The United States Flag Stands for: The hopes The beliefs
And the accomplishments of the American People

3. 50 stars on a blue background
Parts of the Flag
7 Red Stripes
6 White Stripes
50 stars on a blue background

4. Flag Colors
Red-valor
White-purity
Blue-justice

5. Names for the Flag
Stars and Stripes
Old Glory
Star Spangled Banner

6. What are these students doing?
Saying the Pledge of Allegiance

7. Pledge of Allegiance
I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands, one Nation, under God indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.

8. The Statue of Liberty

9. Historical Information
A present from the French
A gift of International Freedom
Arrived in 350 pieces
Arrived on June 19, 1885
Dedicated by President Grover Cleveland
The toes of Lady Liberty

10. Names for the Statue of Liberty
“Liberty Enlightening the World”
“Lady Liberty”

11. Where can you find the Statue of Liberty?
New York Harbor on Liberty Island.

12. The Liberty Bell

13. Did you know… Bell was made in England. First rang in 1752.
Rang twice and cracked.
The Liberty Bell weighed over 2000 pounds.
It traveled around the US by train.
Rings for Freedom and Liberty.

14. Where is the Liberty Bell?
Independence Hall in Philadelphia

15. The White House

16. History of the White House
Commissioned by George Washington in 1790.
Designed by Charlestonian James Hoban.
Construction began in 1792.
Construction completed in 1800.
Destroyed by fire in 1814.
Later rebuilt.

17. Where is the White House?
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, DC

18. Who lives in the White House?
The President of the United States
The President’s family
The President’s pets
India, the President’s cat.
Barney, the President’s dog.

19. Work Cited Unless noted, all photographs courtesy of the
Library of Congress
American Memory Collection