American Creed - American Creed

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My American Creed poster is about how I feel and what makes me an American Creed. I feel free and freedom of speech and my ancestors.

B. Michael Caudill Middle School The Awesome Opossums

A group of 7th Grade American History wannabes

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My American Creed savannah h., B. Michael Caudill Middle School, Kentucky This poster describes my American Creed. These words show my beliefs about America. Tagged With : family

My American Creed Lilly S., B. Michael Caudill Middle School, Kentucky This poster has symbols that express my American Creed. Tagged With : peace

Liberty Bell bobbi h., B. Michael Caudill Middle School, Kentucky These are words I chose that describe the American Creed in the shape of a bell. Tagged With : liberty

My American Creed Edward M., B. Michael Caudill Middle School, Kentucky I love to be American creed like home, school, football, freedom, and family. These things make me a American. Tagged With : family

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Alisha's American Creed Alisha P., B. Michael Caudill Middle School, Kentucky Being American means you have the ability to be who you want, do what you want to do, and remake yourself as long as you work hard. You have the right to equal opportunity and to express yourself. ... Tagged With : america , community , creed , diversity , education

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MY AMERICAN SACRIFICE Isabella J., Morehead Writing Project, Kentucky This is a series of haikus about my lover and his dreams. Integrated in this written creation are my hopes how things will work out, reality, and my greatest fear. The poem is divided into 7 parts ... Tagged With : american

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Entre Dos Mundos Allie M., Avondale High School, Michigan A recount of my own family history, alternating between English and Spanish representing what it's like to be Between Two Worlds. Tagged With : immigration

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