★Symbols of Our Country
Kindergarten Social Studies Worksheet
NameDate
Circle the symbol that is named.
Circle the White House.
Circle the bald eagle.
Circle the Statue of Liberty.
Circle the U.S. flag.
Circle the Liberty Bell.
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About this worksheet
A symbol is a picture or a place that stands for something bigger. The United States has symbols that children see at school, on coins and on the news. The flag has stars and stripes. The bald eagle is a large bird with a white head. The Liberty Bell is a big bell with a crack. The Statue of Liberty stands in a harbor in New York and holds up a torch.
The White House is the home of the president. On this page each question names one symbol and shows three pictures, and the child circles the one that is named. Say the name out loud and ask what the child knows about it. Look for these symbols at school and on a walk: the flag outside the post office, the eagle on a coin, and the bell on a stamp.
What your child will learn
- Name five symbols of the United States
- Match a symbol's name to its picture
- Know that a symbol stands for something bigger
- Tell where we see these symbols
C3 Framework standard: D2.Civ.14.K-2
Worked example
The question says Circle the U.S. flag. The pictures are a bell, a flag with stars and stripes, and an eagle. The flag has stars and stripes, so circle it.
Common mistake
Mixing up the White House, where the president lives, with another building in the pictures.
Helpful hint
Say the name, then look at each picture.
Questions parents ask
What is the most common mistake with symbols of our country?
Mixing up the White House, where the president lives, with another building in the pictures.
How can I help my child with symbols of our country?
Say the name, then look at each picture.
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