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Flag Etiquette
The following are not laws;
they are examples of courteous flag etiquette.
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Fly a U.S. flag above all other flags on a
flagpole.
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An upside-down flag is a sign of distress.
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A flag at half-mast is a sign of mourning.
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When raising or lowering a flag half-mast,
first raise the flag to
the top of the flagpole.
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It is unacceptable to lower a flag over a
casket into a grave.
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It is acceptable to display a flag at night
if it is properly illuminated.
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The blue portion of the flag will be visible
on a properly folded flag.
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Give a flag that's beyond repair to your
local American Legion Post
- they will dispose of it properly.
For Teachers
History
of the Flag and Flag Day
June
Themes - Flag Day
American
Flag Lesson (PBS)
Flag
Day Lesson
Flag
Day (lessons) June 14
The US
Flag
Betsy
Ross Five Pointed Star in one snip (paper art)
Betsy
Ross - The Woman, The House, The Flag (background) National
Edition
National
Edition (ESL Spanish)
Flag
Day Quest (short webquest)
Free
Presentations in PowerPoint format for Flag Day
Free
Clip Art
For Kids
US
Flag, Flag Day, Betsy Ross - Games & Activities
Free
Powerpoints
US
Flag, Flag Day, Betsy Ross - Free Presentations in PowerPoint
format
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