Observe National Veterans Awareness Week (November 10 - November 16) in school. Display posters from the Department of Veterans of Affairs in the cafeteria or other central areas.

Participate in the Veterans History Project at the Library of Congress. Obtain a Project Kit and contribute to this national oral history initiative.

Hold a Veterans Teach-in with materials from the Veterans Day Teacher Resource Guide. Prepare and share lessons with younger students.

Write a skit about Veterans Day. Produce it a school assembly for students, families, and members of local veterans organizations.

Research the history of Veterans Day. Exchange stories and memories of past observances at a local senior center or nursing home.

Visit a local veterans homeless shelter. Help serve wherever needed.

Create and send holiday cards to hospitalized veterans at local Veterans Health Administration Facilities.

Work with local veterans to decorate veterans' graves in nearby cemeteries.

Write letters to service men and women. Send them through local Red Cross Chapter.

Sponsor a schoolwide Salute to Veterans Day. Select activities for each grade level. Publicize events in school and local newspapers.

Recall local fallen war heroes. Write their stories. Create a memorial wall. Make a quilt honoring service men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice.