Today Avery’s American Heritage Girls troop participated in
the local Veterans Day Parade. This was Avery’s first parade to be involved in
and she was excited! The girls also sang the National Anthem at the Veterans
Service following the parade. The troop practiced really hard to learn the
National Anthem. A lot of the girls in our group (the Pathfinders 5 & 6
year olds) did not know any of it when we started practicing and in just a few
short meetings we were singing it all. It was really fun to watch them learn
it. We also read the history behind the song and all the girls could tell us
who wrote the song – Frances Scott Key and all about the battle that was fought
at Fort McHenry while he wrote it. One of the great things about American
Heritage Girls is that we are teaching the girls to honor their country and teaching them about the history of
America. I am really enjoying
being involved in AHG. It’s a great thing for Avery and I to do together and I
am loving getting to know all 16 girls in our Pathfinder group – they are so
cute! Here are some pictures from the parade – Riley Kate got to tag along and
was the only little one to ride along on the float. Daddy drove his truck and
we borrowed a trailer from Taylor to pull some of the girls in too. A great day! Thank you to our Veterans
who faithfully serve and protect us – we are forever grateful!
Donuts for breakfast |
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Ryan's truck decorated |
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It was COLD and WINDY |
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The trailer full of girls |
Ready to sing the National Anthem |
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