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1. Native American Pow-Wows

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   A Pow-Wow is a large social gathering of Native American tribes and individuals.

2. Earth Day and Arbor Day

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   Both Arbor Day and Earth Day focus on the environment.

3. Flag Day

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   National Flags are not merely symbols of a country; their colors and designs convey past history and future goals.

4. Halloween

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   Halloween orginated, in part, as a celebration connected with evil spirits and the dead.

5. Birthdays and Anniversaries

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   Anniversary celebrations are those that commemorate a particular date or past event. Birthdays are also celebrated in a variety of ways in the United States.

6. The Lighter Side of TEFL: Word Games

   In: The Lighter Side of TEFL, Volume 1 Format(s): Text

   This section focuses on word games, which reinforces learned vocabulary.

7. About the U.S.A.

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   About the U.S.A. is an American Studies reader that examines the customs, government, and history of the United States of America.

8. National Geographic Kids

   Format(s): Website

   National Geographic Kids is a page full of games, activities, photos, videos, stories, and fun facts for children to learn about the the world. The NG Kids pages are designed for children to access independently or work with a parent or teacher.

9. Independence Day

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   Americans celebrate Independence Day on July 4 because on July 4, 1776, the Continental Congress approved the Declaration of Independence, officially breaking bonds with England and forming a new independent nation, the United States of America.

10. Women's History Month

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    Women's History Month is celebrated in March with special programs and activities in schools, workplaces, and communities.

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