Grammy Grizzlies’ Jump Start the Making of a Patriot Child Reading Program

When I first began writing this blog for my Moms for America Grammy Grizzlies’ Facebook Group, American Patriot, Charlie Kirk, with Turning Point USA, had not been assassinated for his America First & Christian beliefs. Charlie Kirk and Moms for America both stand for Faith, Family and Freedom.

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It’s time for grandparents to get off the couch and make sure their grandchildren are being exposed to the GREATNESS OF AMERICA. As grandparents we can begin by stepping up to the bat and create a Patriot Child Reading Program in your community in Charlie’s memory!

https://tpusa.com/

Beginning with the 250^th Anniversary of the US Army Celebration on June 14, 2025, a year-long celebration of America250 has begun with July 4, 2026 being the ultimate day of celebrating America’s 250 Birthday. https://america250.org/.

Grammy Grizzlies around the country can make a difference

Grammy Grizzlies around the country can make a difference by teaching their grandchildren, children at a day care center, at a pre-school, at a kindergarten, at a local school, at a local library, or at your children by volunteering to read Patriotic Books to our children to prepare them for the America250 Celebration on July 4, 2026.

We need to teach our children about how America was founded, why America was founded and how great America is. If we start with our children at an early age using stories, picture books, songs to help spread the word, hopefully we can create a nation of Patriotic Americans.

Teaching American history to our children is important for a lot of reasons*:

Understanding Identity and Citizenship

It helps children understand who they are as Americans, where the nation came from, and how it developed.
They learn about the Constitution, democracy, civil rights, and how government works—crucial knowledge for responsible citizenship.

Learning from the Past

History provides examples of both success and failure. By studying things like slavery, civil rights, wars, and reform movements, children learn to avoid past mistakes and appreciate the struggles that shaped the nation.
It builds empathy by exploring the lived experiences of diverse groups: Native Americans, African Americans, immigrants, women, and others.

Critical Thinking and Informed Decision-Making

History teaches students how to analyze sources, evaluate evidence, and ask questions—skills that are useful far beyond the classroom.
In a world full of misinformation, history helps kids develop a sense of context and a deeper understanding of current events.

Appreciating Civic Values

American history highlights the evolution of freedom, justice, equality, and democracy. Learning about how these values were challenged and defended helps children understand their importance.
It also shows how ordinary people have influenced change through civic action.

Building Unity in Diversity

American history reveals the contributions of many different groups, helping children appreciate the country’s cultural diversity and shared history.
It can help reduce prejudice by fostering a deeper understanding of others’ experiences.

Inspiring the Future

Stories of innovation, courage, and leadership—like those of Frederick Douglass, Eleanor Roosevelt, Cesar Chavez, and others—can inspire children to shape the future positively.

In short, teaching American history is not just about memorizing dates—it’s about building informed, thoughtful, and engaged citizens who understand their nation’s past so they can contribute meaningfully to its future.

With that beautifully said by ChatGPT, Grammy Grizzlies Can Make a Difference by teaching young children about US History and how to become patriots at an early age and it’s time to get started.

*From ChatGPT.

Patriotic Book List for Preschoolers & Elementary Students

You can get patriotic books at your local library, at the school library at www.MomsforAmerics.net or on Amazon.com. Below is a Patriotic Book List for Preschoolers & Elementary and Middle School Students to begin their journey about learning how and why America was created.

Patriotic Book List for Preschoolers & Elementary Students

A is for Abigail: An Almanac of Amazing Women by Lynn Cheney & Robin Preiss Glasser.

Age Group: Preschool to Middle School, Picture Book.

America: A Patriotic Primer by Lynn Cheny & Robin Preiss Glasser.

Elementary to Middle School, Picture Book.

Ben and Me by Robert Lawson.

Age Group: Preschool to Middle School.

Constitution Translated for Children by Cathy Travis.

Preschool to Middle School.

The Courage of Sarah Noble by Alice Dalgliesch & Leonard Weisgard.