Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-26
THANK SGlViNG PEACE
 PROGRAMS FOR ScAOoLS s

 Thanksgiving peace programs will be conducted in all the schools on Wednesday afternoon. These will follow the lines of suggested programs that have been sent to all the teachers by Supt. P. J. Graham, one, for inter- mediate and grammar grades and the other for@~ kindergartents and the grades just above.
 For the higher grades the following is the program suggested: Salute to the Flag and singing of The Star Spangled Banner. Thanksgiving- 8. Reading President Wilson's or Cow ernor Holcomb's proclamation. By the principal, a teacher or an
 eighth grade pupil. b. The Litany of Thankfuiness,
 William Charming Gannett
 Sixth or seventh grade. c. Singing, America, the Beautiful,
 Katherine Lee Bates. Democracy and Patriotism a. Excerpts from President Wilson's War Address.
 Seventh or eighth grade. b. The American Creed.
 Walter Tyler
 Fourth to eighth grades c. Breathes There the Man,
 Sir Walter Scott # Sixth to eighth grades. q. Independence Bell Anonymous
 Fourth or, fifth grades. e. The Soldiers Part (excerpts from one, or more of the following) Carry On, Robert Service In Flanders Field, John McCrae l Have Rendezvous With Death.
 Alan Seeger f. Singing, The Long, Long Trail. Singing, Keep the Home Fires Burn ing.
 The Flag Flag Drill, Fourth or fifth grade. Suggested poems:
 The Flag Goes By Henry Holcemb Bennett Fourth grade The Old Flag Forever,
 F. L Stanton | Fifth grade. Your Flag and My Flag, W. D. Nesbit
 Sixth grade. Union and Liberty. l Q. W, Holmes
 Seventh grade. The Flag, J. A. Drake
 Eighth grade. 1 Singing. The Red. White and Blue ] CneeFS TOT the EiaS, l Boy Scout Leader. 1 Singing, The Marseillaise. Peace and World Brotherhood a. Excerpts from the following sug- gested poems and prose selections Lincoln's Gettyshurg Speech or Sec ond Inaugural. Seventh or eighth grade. When the Great, Gray Ships Come
 In, Guy Wetmore Garry
 Sixth grade.
 Our Boys Over There Z Our Country! The Parliament of Man, Tennysol Seventh trade. The Reeessional Kiplini Eighth grade Singing, America. In the lower grades the advice is o 1 have the pageant idea prominent, witl the childre nwearing Indian, militar, or sailor suits such as they may have and flags and banners used to repre- sent the allies, Junior Red Cross 0 other organizations engaged in wa work.
 The following are their prosrams: l biudef2arter--
 Song. The Stars and the Blue Sky,
 Grace w. Conan Thanksgiving song, Father, We Than Thee
 Grade r.
 Song. There Are Many Flags in Man Lands.
 Recitations- ,. a. The Flag, [ Contributors Column. Atlanti
 Monthly, September, 1918 b. Happy Thought, R. L. Stevenso c, If I Were a Sunbeam Lucy Lareor d. Good Morning, Merry Sunshine. Grade H. There is a Flag That We Love Bes
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 ReeitationsA q. He Prayeth Best Who Loveth Res Coleridg b. A Thanksgiving Psalm. Psalm 1C c. Thanksgiving, Amelia Bal Pilgrim Stories, Rand -AIcNally. put to he used as dialogue betwee teacher and pupils. Grade III-- Song, America the Beautiful Katherine Lee Batt (Sung to. Materneo1 Recitation. Praise to God, Inmort Praise Anna L. Barhau When Thy Heart With Joy O'erlewir {First and last stan2as). song