Fall Foliage       

Autumn is one the most beautiful seasons on the Northeastern coast.

The season we adore. The foliage is stunning.








November 2020



American Education Week

National Geography Awareness Week

Daylight Savings Time Ends [First Sunday]

Aviation Month

Child Safety & Protection Month

Good Nutrition Month

National Epilepsy Month

National Diabetes Awareness Month

National Adoption Awareness Month

National Caregivers Appreciation Month

Native American Heritage Month

 




7th Hug-a-Bear Day

10th Sesame Street Debuted in 1969

11th Veteran’s Day

13th Young Reader’s Day

Mom’s and Dad’s Day

 

15th America Recycles Day

16th Button Day

Pack Your Mom Lunch Day

17th Take a Hike Day

18th Mickey Mouse’s Birthday -

19th Gettysburg Address Delivers in 1863 by President Lincoln

20th Traffic Light Patented in 1923

21st World Hello Day

22nd Thanksgiving Day

Stop the Violence Day

 

26th National Cake Day

27th Pins and Needles Day

30th Mark Twain born 1835

 



National Authors Day   

Celebrated on the first day in November.

Started by Nellie Verne Burt McPherson, president of the Bement Illinois Women’s Club. It was in appreciation to her favorite author, Irving Bacheller. During WW1, Nellie Verne Burt McPherson had been hospitalized and enjoyed his short story books. Thus, prompted her to write expressing the delight in his books and the beginning of Authors Day.






Fruits, Veggies, and Flowers for November

November Fruits in season  

·        Oranges

·        Cranberries

·        Tangerines 

·        Pears

·        Pomegranates

November Veggies/Vegetables in season

·        Pumpkins

·        Broccoli

·        Mushrooms

·        Winter squash

·        Spinach 

·        Sweet potatoes

Courtesy of: ww.wisebread.com/fresh-fruits-and-vegetables-by-the-month

November Flowers

Chrysanthemum According to Feng Shui, Chrysanthemums bring happiness and laughter in the house.





November is also

‘National Model RAILROAD Month’

 This is the time for you to promote your / our hobby by showing non-model railroaders what it’s all about, and the fun in it!





Activity Sheets 



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Courtesy of: My Pal Buddee Coloring Book and Words and Games Activity Book series


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