This theme introduces the significant role of the home and family in society and personal development and establishes the principle that liberty begins at home.

The purpose of this presentation is to help children realize the powerful influence of women in their home and family, the community, and the nation and teach the importance of having respect.

This theme introduces the instrumental role that God and faith had in the founding of America. Faith is the first of the Three Pillars of Liberty; it lays the foundation where liberty can grow and prosper.

This theme introduces the second Pillar of Liberty – Virtue. It illustrates how and why a virtuous citizenry is vital to sustaining liberty and invites discussion of the concept of “public virtue.”

This theme introduces the third Pillar of Liberty, Patriotism. It’s manifested through devotion to a cause higher than oneself – not for what the Patriot knows in their mind, but for what they understand in their heart. This leads to lasting dedication to living and promoting the principles of liberty.

This theme introduces the power of stories in promoting liberty and personal patriotism. As Americans, we need to know about our personal and collective stories; we also need to know what unites us as a people. Stories are a powerful medium to teach the Three Pillars of Liberty and the most effective method for planting seeds in the heart.

This month’s theme is Capture the Sunshine. We have an essential need for figurative “sunshine” in our lives, just as a plant needs sunshine to grow healthy and strong. Beauty, inspiration, and gratitude can be likened to the “light” required for the nurturing of liberty within the hearts of people.

This month’s theme is all about fortifying your home and strengthening your family. The Law of the Harvest suggests that if we take the time today to sow seeds of good manners, self-government and treasuring family relationships (like family dinner time), we will reap the benefits tomorrow. Quality family time is found in the small and simple things that are repeated consistently over time.

This theme introduces the Constitution of the United States as established by our Founding Fathers. The title of the theme uses the analogy of separating the wheat from the chaff to distinguish between the original intent of the Constitution that we seek to learn and the alterations and misinterpretations that people often equate with the Constitution today.

This theme introduces the concepts of self-reliance, family reliance and escaping government dependency. Participants will discover how a free people can use the principles of economics to gain prosperity.

This theme celebrates planting seeds of patriotism and watching them bud and flourish. It highlights that we are infused with patriotism when we have a knowledge of who we are, what it means to be American, and what the dream of America is all about. During the last month of our program, we’ll have fun celebrating our love of country, freedom, what we’ve learned this year, our heritage, and the experience of becoming a liberty warrior.

The Activity Day General Resource is full of fun, printable resources that can be utilized with each lesson.  These items will help your children to learn respect for the American flag, and teach them the American’s Creed and the Preamble to the U.S. Constitution.