Sublette Elementary School: At-Risk Coordinator

Veteran’s Day Thoughts

Writings by 5th & 6th graders at Sublette Elementary School

Risa Leonard Stevens ~ Writing Teacher

December 01, 2009

Our sincerest thanks to those who serve and have served our country, how can our words reflect the gratitude and respect that we feel for each man and woman and the families they represent. It is a great pleasure to know you! We know that the freedoms we enjoy in the United States come because of the sacrifices our men and women in the armed forces have made on our behalf. We believe in you and honor you!

God Bless the U.S. A.

Risa Leonard Stevens

To the Veterans that have served us, I want to thank you for everything you have done. We the United States are thankful for you people who have served and protected us. I know that you have been through a lot and have sacrificed yourselves to keep us safe. You have lost people that meant a lot to you and those who have passed on I thank because you have kept us safe….I will keep all veterans and military in my prayers!!

Brooke Briggs

Veteran’s Day
By Bailey Tedder

V is for Veterans that risked their lives
For ours and who helped us be free.

E is for education that we wouldn’t
Have if it weren”t for Veterans.

T is for team they worked together
As a team so they wouldn’t die and so
We wouldn’t die too.

E is for our enjoyment of freedom to play
And have fun because of Veterans.

R is for relieved that our Veterans came home from the war
So many men and women did their best.

A is for the Army that trained every day so
That we can be free.

N is for the never-ending time that military men and women
Have given to the United States of America!

Thanks for protecting America. I think it’s great that you fought/fight/ stand guard for our freedom. I really appreciate all that you did and that our military does today. Thank you so much. Hopefully this war in Afghanistan will soon be over and all the soldiers can go back home to their families. We’re really lucky that we live in a free country and you’ve kept that freedom in our country.

Thank you again,

Hannah Horineck

Dear Veterans,

Thanks for fighting in the wars to keep our country free from slavery and terrorism. Thanks for going to other countries to help them to be free too and saving the people when there’s a hurricane or a Tsunami. Thanks for helping people in need after disasters. Thank you veterans, and all our military for our lives.

Sincerely,

Sky Davis

Veterans
By Orlando Hernandez

Volunteers

Excellent

Trusting

Enthusiastic

Reserve

Army

Navy

Serve people

Veterans Day

Veterans Day is a day to notice people and thank them for all they’ve done for our country. I can feel safe when I go to sleep at night. It can be a sad time if you have lost somebody but you can know that he or she was fighting to keep all of us safe.

Let’s all pray for the people that are training and fighting to keep us safe!

Brett Blackwood