Our proud Veterans have given us an extraordinary legacy of patriotism and honor. Their service represents the highest form of citizenship. So that young Americans can better understand the commitment and sacrifice of these heroes in securing the blessings of liberty, VA and the Veterans Day National Committee are pleased to present the 2023 Veterans Day Teachers Guide as a resource to assist educators in planning lessons and activities around Veterans Day.

As a new school year begins and Veterans Day nears, now is a great time to acknowledge those who fought and served in harm’s way to preserve our freedom and the freedom of others. In addition to providing information on the contributions and sacrifices Veterans have made throughout the years, the guide will also help inspire ideas for projects and events that can be used thank Veterans. Feel free to reproduce and share the guide in your school and community.

Our nation’s history is the history of America’s Veterans, individuals who stood the watch every moment of every day of every year. Thank you for remembering and honoring Veterans on this important and special day.

For more information on Veterans Day, please visit our Veterans Day website.

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3 Comments

  1. Larry Hadden October 18, 2023 at 23:23

    The VA clinic in Pensacola has to be tops in providing care for veterans. Recently I have had the privilege of using just about all of the medical departments they have and every department has provided excellent care. Their doctors, nurses, and technicians are professional and exhibit compassionate care that veterans deserve and want. My wife and my sons have experienced personally the love and compassion they have for the veteran community! May God bless them for their service!

  2. Lorraine Bohleen October 11, 2023 at 12:36

    Where may I get a 2023
    Veterans Day poster

    • Terri Evans October 11, 2023 at 20:50

      Sent your request to vetsday@va.gov.

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