skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Monday, July 4th is Independence Day in the United States. Also known as the Fourth of July, this date commemorates the Declaration of Independence from Great Britain. This is a festive day for many Americans as they celebrate with fireworks, parades, fairs, concerts, picnics and family reunions. It's a fun and proud day for Americans so get your students talking about the history, the culture, and the traditions of the United States!
FIND RECOMMENDED LINKS FOR YOUR ESL STUDENTS HERE!
Happy Birthday Canada!
Friday, July 1st marks the anniversary date (1867) of the union of the British North America provinces. This statutory holiday means fireworks, festivals, concerts and parades all across Canada! (sort of.....check out what's online this year).
It's a proud day for Canadians to celebrate their heritage so why not get your ESL students talking about Canada Day too!
Watch Canada Travel Guide video here
Here's another great video to share with your students about Canada here!
RECOMMENDED LINKS FOR ESL STUDENTS AROUND THE TOPIC OF CANADA:
