Study the history of the United States flag. Invite youngsters and community members to a Flag Day Teach-in.

Visit a children's hospital or a nursing home. Perform a Flag Day Sing Along for patients.

Take a virtual tour of Betsy Ross's Philadelphia Home. Send students' personal "Old Glory" reflections to CyberThoughts about Betsy and the Flag.

Invite a local JROTC Honor Guard to present colors at a Flag Day assembly. Following ceremony, listen to Honor Guard members explain the United States Flag code.

Adopt a public school or library plot of land. Design and plant a garden with red, white, and blue annuals. Pledge to care for it throughout June and summer vacation.

Research the question whether the words "under God" should be in the United States Pledge Allegiance. Hold a schoolwide debate. Conduct a "before and after" poll.

Hold a Star-Spangled Banner poster contest. Arrange to display winners and selected entries at centrally located municipal or business sites.

Design and make a flag quilt. Visit a local Veterans Hospital and donate quilt to patients.

Write Old Glory poems, editorials, and letters to the editor. Submit them for publication in school and local newspapers.