
By Becky White, Megan Lloyd (Illustrator)
Part of the I Like to Read series
Discover the creation of the first American flag through rhythmic text and charming art.
Join Betsy Ross as she crafts the first American flag, transforming fabric into a symbol of history. With rhythmic text and vibrant illustrations, young readers will explore how thirteen stripes and stars came to be. Can Betsy's creativity and skill inspire a new generation to appreciate this iconic emblem? Dive into a tale of craft and history, perfect for early readers.
Betsy ripped. Rip, rip.Seven rich, crimson strips. Inch by inch, bit by bit, Betsy Ross clips, dips, and stitches the first American flag. Based on a sketch Betsy’s friend George Washington gave her in 1776, the flag had thirteen stripes and thirteen stars, which Betsy showed George how to make with a single clip of her scissors. Included activity shows children how to make their own Betsy Ross star.
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