7 Simple Ways Kids Can Thank a Veteran on Veterans Day

1. Say ‘Thanks for your service.” Thank a veteran by just saying “Thank you for serving.” It`s that simple.
2. Pray for veterans.
3. Make a care package for the troops.
4. Deliver a homemade gift to a veteran.
5. Attend a parade.
6. Spend time with a Veteran.
7. Volunteer.

Veterans Day thank you messages

1. Thank you for bravely doing what you were called to do so we can safely do what we’re free to do.
2. Thank you for serving our nation, our debt can never be repaid.
3. Thank you for defending our freedom.
4. God bless you and thank you for your bravery.

Say Thank You When you see a veteran, simply say, “Thank you.” Our kids learn from us. Talk with them about why you say thank you to the soldier at the grocery store and the soldier you pass in the airport. It is such a simple act of gratitude, but it means a lot.

Top 10 Ways to Thank a Veteran

• Volunteer at a veteran’s organization.
• Buy a meal for a homeless vet.
• Fly your flag.
• Send balloons to your local recruiters office.
• Ask a loved one for stories about their time in service — and listen patiently.
• Put a stamp on it.
• Look for a community event.

Here are some Veterans Day activities, teaching resources, and even some free printables.

1. Talk with Kids About Veterans.
2. Say Thank You.
3. Make a Card or Baked Goods for a Veteran.
4. Attend a Ceremony or Parade.
5. Support a Soldier.
6. Learn a Veterans Day Song or Poem.
7. Read Together.
8. More Resources to Explore.

“Just be normal and ask them about their greatest accomplishments, both personal and professional, if they choose to share.” Akilah McNair, a U.S. Army veteran, told USA TODAY that Veterans Day is not the time to say you don’t support the military..

Dear Military Family, Thank you so much for the many sacrifices you have made. I cannot even begin to imagine how incredibly strong your family must be. I am so grateful for your loved one(s) who are serving our country and protecting our great nation.

10 Ways to Teach Your Kids About Veterans Day

• Give thanks. Have your children draw a picture or write a thank you note to give to a veteran.
• Donate.
• Raise the flag.
• Clean your house.
• Invite a Veteran.
• Make poppies.
• Sing a song.
• Color.

Anyone who has served in a war is considered to be a veteran. It is possible that you might know a veteran or have at least one living in your own neighborhood. Perhaps there is someone who served in the Navy during World War II or served in the Army during the Vietnam War.

Write a check. There are countless veterans organizations that could use some extra cash for programs that help wounded warriors, assist current servicemembers who are having financial difficulties and Donate your frequent-flyer miles. Do you travel a lot for work or pleasure? Offer your expertise. Bring in a veteran speaker. Hire a veteran.

Write a poem or include one of significance to Valentine’s Day or to Veterans, such as, ” In Flanders Field ” or “Roses are Red”. Send a store-bought valentine; hand-crafted cards, however, make Veterans feel extra special. Valentines of all shapes, sizes, and colours are welcome.

We serve the people, and the best way for the people to thank us is to use their civic power in an informed, responsible manner.” —Rachel Brune, U.S. Army reservist . “The best way to thank a veteran is to take a brief pause in your day and really listen to what a veteran has to say about their experience.

Take a meal to a veteran or their family. Regardless if a veteran is active duty,reserve or retired,taking a meal his or her way shows that you