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September Journal Prompts

September Journal Prompts. September 1 What are the five themes of geography?. September 2 On September 2, 1789, the U.S. Treasury Department was established. If you could design a new $1 bill, explain what famous American you would have on the front.

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September Journal Prompts

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  1. September Journal Prompts

  2. September 1What are the five themes of geography?

  3. September 2 On September 2, 1789, the U.S. Treasury Department was established. If you could design a new $1 bill, explain what famous American you would have on the front.

  4. September 3 On the first Monday of each September, we celebrate Labor Day. This holiday was first celebrated in 1882, in honor of American workers and their achievements. Why is this an important day?

  5. September 5 On September 5, 1774, the first Continental Congress convened. One objective of the congress was to compose a statement of colonial rights. If you had been a delegate representing your colony, what right would you have been fighting for and why?

  6. September 6 On September 6, 1620, the Pilgrims set sail from Plymouth, England. If you had been a Pilgrim on the Mayflower, explain what some of your joys and fears may have been.

  7. September 7Would you want to be a historian? (A person who studies history) why or why not?

  8. September 8 On September 8, 1940, poet Jack Prelutsky was born. He is well known for his fun and silly poems. Select a history-related topic and write your own poem.

  9. September 9 On this day in 1850, California became the 31st state. California’s motto is “Eureka,” which is a Greek word meaning, “I have found it.” This motto can be found on their state seal. A motto is a brief statement that expresses a goal or idea. Create a motto for yourself and explain why you chose that motto.

  10. September 10Why do we study history?

  11. September 11 September 11th is a Day of Remembrance. As we honor those who lost their lives on this day 2001, make a list of everything in your life that you are thankful for.

  12. September 12 On September 12, 1913, Olympian Jesse Owens was born. Owens won a number of medals in Track and Field events. Jesse Owens was an African American, why is it significant that he won Olympic Medals?

  13. September 13 What could happen if our leaders forget about mistakes that have been made in the past? How could this cause a problem for us?

  14. September 14 On this day in 1814, Francis Scott Key wrote “The Star Spangled Banner.” As you may know, this song is our national anthem. Explain what it means to you to be an American.

  15. September 16 September 16th is Independence Day in Mexico. Tell us about Mexico (at least 5 facts).

  16. September 17 September 17th is “Citizenship Day.” Explain what you think it means to be a good citizen of the World, the United States, your state, your town, and your school.

  17. September 18 On this day in 1851, the New York Times newspaper was first published. Do you think it’s important for students your age to keep up on current events? Why or why not?

  18. September 19 On this date in 1819, poet John Keats wrote a poem entitled "To Autumn.” In just a few days, autumn will begin. What do you want to learn about (in history) once this new season begins?

  19. September 20 On this date in 1519, Ferdinand Magellan began his search for the Spice Islands. Magellan led the first successful attempt to sail around the entire Earth. Compare sailing today to how it probably was in 1519.

  20. September 21 September 21st is “International Peace Day.” What can you do to help keep peace in: your school, your classroom, and your family?

  21. September 22 On this day in 1789, the United States Post Office opened. In recent years, many people have begun to use email. Do you think there will ever be a time in the future that the only items actually “mailed” by the Post Office are packages? And all letters and magazines will be sent via email?

  22. September 23 Rosh Hashanah begins today. This event is commonly known as the Jewish New Year. Using resources in the classroom, learn five (5) facts about this holiday. Summarize the facts in your own words.

  23. September 24 On this day in 1789, the Supreme Court was established. How has the Supreme Court influenced our country’s history?

  24. September 25 On September 25, 1513, Balboa discovered the Pacific Ocean. What types of things do you think we still have to discover about the ocean?

  25. September 26 On September 26, 1774, John Chapman was born. Later in life, he became better known as Johnny Appleseed. Johnny performed a “community service” as he traveled west spreading apple seeds. Write about some types of community service that you could possibly perform.

  26. September 27 On September 29, 1789, the United States Army was established. Write a letter to a serviceman or servicewoman who is currently serving out country overseas.

  27. September 30 In 1849, Walter Hunt invented the safety pin. Is it possible for small inventions to have an effect upon our history?

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