Our Home and Personal DutyPart 1 — MY GIFTReading editionChapter navigation66 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterCIVICS FOR AMERICAN CHILDRENPART I CIVIC VIRTUESTHE LITTLE PRAIRIE DOGS AND OLD MR. WOLFDON’T GIVE UPTHE BRIDGE OF THE SHALLOW PIERTHE THOUGHTFUL BOYGRANDFATHER’S STORYHONEST ABEDRY RAIN AND THE HATCHETTHE SEVEN CRANBERRIESTHE DONKEY’S TAILHURTING A GOOD FRIENDA SCHOOL WITHOUT A TEACHEROUR FLAGSCOUTS’ PLEDGEMY GIFTFLAG DAYHOW OUR FLAG DEVELOPEDTHE FLAG OF THE U. S. A.THE AMERICAN FLAGSTORIES TEACHING KINDNESS TO ANIMALSTHE TRUE STORY OF CHEESEYTHE CHAINED DOGLITTLE LOST PUPTHE HUNTING PARTYTHE LOST KITTYMY PECULIAR KITTYPOOR LITTLE JOCKOROBIN REDBREASTWHO KILLED COCK ROBIN?MY FRIEND, MR. ROBINIF ALL THE BIRDS SHOULD DIEFURRYTHE GROCER’S HORSEA LETTER FROM A HORSEA PLEA FOR THE HORSEPART II COMMUNITY OCCUPATIONSTHE BAKERBAKING THE JOHNNY-CAKETHE MILKMANTHE GROCERTHE TAILORTHE DRESSMAKERTHE SILK DRESSTHE SHOEMAKERSTORIES ABOUT PEOPLE WHO SUPPLY US WITH SHELTERTHE CARPENTERTHE BRICKLAYERTHE PLUMBER, THE PLASTERER, THE PAINTERTHE COAL MAN AND THE MINERSTORIES ABOUT PEOPLE WHO CARE FOR OUR HEALTHTHE DENTISTTHE DRUGGIST, THE NURSE, AND THE DOCTORONE FOR ALL AND ALL FOR ONE A PlayPART III THE AMERICAN RED CROSS Junior Membership and School ActivitiesTHE JUNIOR RED CROSSTHE AMERICAN RED CROSS IN TIMES OF PEACETHE AMERICAN RED CROSS IN TIMES OF WARBEFORE THE DAYS OF THE RED CROSSHOW THE RED CROSS CAME TO BEHOW I CAN HELP THE RED CROSS IN TIME OF WAR AND IN TIME OF PEACETHE LADY OF THE LAMP A PLAYAct I. The Sick DollAct II. Good Old CapAct III. The Lady of the LampPrevious chapter ←Part 1 — SCOUTS’ PLEDGENext chapter →Part 1 — FLAG DAYAll chapters and sections (66)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsCIVICS FOR AMERICAN CHILDRENParts1Part 1 · Other sectionsTHE LITTLE PRAIRIE DOGS AND OLD MR. WOLFDON’T GIVE UPTHE BRIDGE OF THE SHALLOW PIERTHE THOUGHTFUL BOYGRANDFATHER’S STORYHONEST ABEDRY RAIN AND THE HATCHETTHE SEVEN CRANBERRIESTHE DONKEY’S TAILHURTING A GOOD FRIENDA SCHOOL WITHOUT A TEACHEROUR FLAGSCOUTS’ PLEDGEMY GIFTFLAG DAYHOW OUR FLAG DEVELOPEDTHE FLAG OF THE U. S. A.THE AMERICAN FLAGSTORIES TEACHING KINDNESS TO ANIMALSTHE TRUE STORY OF CHEESEYTHE CHAINED DOGLITTLE LOST PUPTHE HUNTING PARTYTHE LOST KITTYMY PECULIAR KITTYPOOR LITTLE JOCKOROBIN REDBREASTWHO KILLED COCK ROBIN?MY FRIEND, MR. ROBINIF ALL THE BIRDS SHOULD DIEFURRYTHE GROCER’S HORSEA LETTER FROM A HORSEA PLEA FOR THE HORSEParts2Part 2 · Other sectionsTHE BAKERBAKING THE JOHNNY-CAKETHE MILKMANTHE GROCERTHE TAILORTHE DRESSMAKERTHE SILK DRESSTHE SHOEMAKERSTORIES ABOUT PEOPLE WHO SUPPLY US WITH SHELTERTHE CARPENTERTHE BRICKLAYERTHE PLUMBER, THE PLASTERER, THE PAINTERTHE COAL MAN AND THE MINERSTORIES ABOUT PEOPLE WHO CARE FOR OUR HEALTHTHE DENTISTTHE DRUGGIST, THE NURSE, AND THE DOCTORONE FOR ALL AND ALL FOR ONE A PlayParts3Part 3 · Other sectionsTHE JUNIOR RED CROSSTHE AMERICAN RED CROSS IN TIMES OF PEACETHE AMERICAN RED CROSS IN TIMES OF WARBEFORE THE DAYS OF THE RED CROSSHOW THE RED CROSS CAME TO BEHOW I CAN HELP THE RED CROSS IN TIME OF WAR AND IN TIME OF PEACETHE LADY OF THE LAMP A PLAYPart 3 / Act 1 · Acts1Part 3 / Act 2 · Acts2Part 3 / Act 3 · Acts3I give my head, my heart, my hand to God and my country; one country, one language, one flag.[A]◇Notes in this chapterNote 1 · At the word flag give the salute by raising the right hand to the forehead.← SCOUTS’ PLEDGEFLAG DAY →