American Creed

Expressing American creed through showing pride and thanks to all those who serve in the Military.

By Olivia L. from B. Michael Caudill Middle School in Kentucky

The collage below shows how I can express my American creed through showing pride and thanks to military. I put my hand over my heart while saying the National Anthem. When I see a soldier in uniform, I thank them for their service. I help out more at home while my step dad is away for military work or on deployments. I celebrate Memorial Day, Fourth of July, and Veterans Day. I went to honor the veterans coming in through the Honor Flight. In conclusion, I can express my American creed through showing pride and thanks to all those who serve in the military.​

B. Michael Caudill Middle School

The Adgitaters

A group of 7th Grade American History wannabes

American Creed

The document I have created helps to describe what makes me and others the American Creed. Three words to describe the American Creed is freedom, lifestyle, and citizenship.

What is my American Creed

My poster explains my American Creed because it shows four words and the meaning to my American Creed. It shows what the words mean to my American Creed.

My American Creed

This poster represents my American creed through emotions and feelings.

My American Creed

This slide show is about words that are important to me and that describe America. Then words that describe hose words for America.

My American Creed

These words are a part of my American Creed because they are what I feel like make me American.

My American Creed

This slideshow I created helps me describe my American Creed. Four words that help me describe it are freedom, citizenship, culture, and education.

American Creed

American creed is what makes you American. Your freedom, the democracy, the education, etc.

My American Creed

My family connects to the American Creed in many ways. We are just thankful to be free.

How can your actions show the american creed

This speech can help you understand how you can show american creed through actions. Like your ever day life the american creed.

What Is My American Creed?

I made a google slide show to explain and show what my american creed is. Four words that explain my american creed are democracy, education, holidays, and religion.

American Creed

The words citizenship, recreation, freedom, and scholarship show that i have American creed. They show this by me using them in everyday life and having the ability to say them out loud with no one hindering me from saying them.This shows why i have American creed.

American Freedom

They way of the american is the freedom of voice and the allowance of opinions on biased and critical decisions as Americans we are fundamental in the decision making process which is my american creed.

American Creed

The picture above shows my perspective on American Creed. I think American Creed is the idea that you can do whatever you want to do. You have the freedom to be whatever you want to be. You will be accepted for who you are.

What does it mean to be an American?

This speech that I have created is about how I depict myself as an American and how there is so many aspects of American life. I also describe how important these really are and how some people don’t recognize the importance.

Carley's creed

This essay expresses my views on American creed.

My words of American Creed

These words symbolise my American Creed, they all mean something to me. Freedom shows everyone has free rights. Equality shows everyone is equal. Dreams shows that everyone can believe what they want. Independence contributes to all of the other three words before independence.

My American Creed

These words symbolize my American Creed. These words are what make up me and my heritage. One word that symbolizes my American Creed is religion this makes me who I am. Another word is education it fuels are future.

Native Americans Matter

From this poster, I can conclude that Native Americans have helped us evolve and helped our community. Native americans have now helped us represent our country and the freedom to do whatever we want. Now, this is how the American Creed has helped us shape our community.

Our Family's American Creed

There are many ways I connect to the American creed. I connect by my Native Americans heritage, my grandparents who served, and also our grandparents who made many contributes to Kentucky.

Caitlynn's Creed

This slide show is a collection of words that describe my American Creed.

The American Creed

This poster is about what you can or have to have for American Creed. This desribes what all you can do for your American Creed and examples to support this.

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