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| I Am Your Flag By Chase Tunbridge. |
A photo of the American flag. It has red and white stripes, with a blue square in the top-left corner, covered with stars. Fireworks light the sky in the background. |
| I am the flag of the United States of America. I belong to every American. | Several children stand in a playground holding American flags. |
| I was born June 14, 1777, in Philadelphia. | A very old picture shows the first flag. It has only thirteen stars! |
| You celebrate my birthday every year, on Flag Day. | A row of flags wave in front of homes on a street. |
| When I was young I had 13 white stars, one for each of the first 13 colonies, in a field of blue. The color blue stands for the union of the 13 states. | A map shows the 13 original US colonies next to the flag with 13 stars. The stars are arranged in a circle. |
| Today I have 50 stars! One star for each state in the union. I have grown with our nation. | Another map shows all 50 states next to a flag with 50 stars. The stars are spread evenly across the blue square. |
| My red stripes stand for courage. | Soldiers row a boat on a stormy sea. Two of them hold up a flag. |
| My white stripes stand for liberty. | The statue of liberty holds a torch up high! |
| I love to fly. You'll see me outside of your school and the post office. | The flag waves on flag poles outside many buildings. |
| I am here to remind you of your freedom. | A group of children hold their hands over their hearts. |
| I am a symbol of the people of the United States of America. I am your flag. THE END |
The flag flies in front of a fireworks display! |