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Pledge of Allegiance vocabulary flashcards with promise, freedom, and fairness for Grade 3 civics.
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This seven-card flashcard set introduces third graders to the vocabulary and concepts in the Pledge of Allegiance. Cards cover terms like promise, to be loyal, republic, freedom, and fairness. Use it alongside Pledge instruction or for vocabulary review in a civics or American government unit.

Subject:
Social Studies
Topic:
Civics
Grade Level:
3rd Grade
Updated February 2025

Terms in This Set

  • promise
  • to be loyal
  • a country with elected leaders
  • country
  • cannot be divided
  • freedom
  • fairness

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