Kids will have fun celebrating Presidents Day, Memorial Day or 4th of July while learning with thesePatriotic Worksheets for Preschool.
Free Presidents' Day printables and ideas for Montessori-inspired activities using free printables for preschoolers through first graders; perfect for classroom or homeschool!
Patriotic Yoga Pose Ideas. Perfect for celebrating patriotic holidays. Fun yoga pose ideas for kids! Goes great with any patriotic lesson!
This Presidents' Day Emergent Reader helps even our littlest learners gain some basic knowledge about past presidents. This resource will be the perfect addition to your lesson plans as it combines social studies and language arts!
Free, fun and useful Kindergarten - 1st Grade, Common Core aligned lesson plans, math games, calendars, behavior charts, materials and more!
Find President's Day resources, book, and videos perfect for your primary students. George Washington and Abraham Lincoln free resource included!
Check out all these adorable President's Day gross motor activities. These are really great for all patriotic celebrations!
My son thinks our nation's presidential legacy is fascinating. And since President's Day is this month, I cooked up a fun game to help us celebrate. If you've played Sequence for Kids, you'll recognize the rules. The game board and cards feature 19 of the most "famous" presidents in U.S. history. Each card features: A star with a number; that number indicates where in the lineage of presidents he served (i.e. Richard Nixon's card says 37, because he was our nation's 37th president). The president's political party affiliation. A quick fact about their life and/or their presidency. Here's What You Need The game board (download a 4-page PDF here, print, and tape together) Game cards (download a 6-page PDF here, print on cardstock, and cut apart) Game pieces that are a different color for each player (we use poker chips) The Objective The first player to get four of their own game pieces on the game board in a row (horizontally or vertically) wins. How to Play Each player is dealt three cards and looks at their hand. The remaining card deck is the draw pile. Players can place a game piece on any president they have a card for in their hand. One game piece is placed on the board per turn. The card played is placed in a discard pile and the player draws a new card. Players should always have three cards in their hand. Special Cards There are two kinds of special cards in the deck: one where the player can place a game piece on ANY open space and another where the player can remove an opponent's game piece from anywhere. The player discards the special card, and in the case of the "remove an opponent's game piece," they cannot place their own game piece in its place until their next turn. Star Spaces The four corners of the game board are free spaces. A player can use one of these spaces as one of their four-in-a-row. These are the only four spaces on the board that more than one player can place a game piece on. Personal note: I tried my best to make sure there were no errors (it was a lot of facts to keep straight). If you spot one, please let me know! Looking for a fun book to pair with this activity? I've got a great one. We LOVE Judith St. George's book So You Want to Be President?. It's such a clever way to learn about the country's past presidents. My son took this to school when it was his week to share his favorite book with the class. CREDIT: This activity would not have been possible without the amazing free clipart of the presidents, available at WPClipart.
Let FREEBIES ring! I made a cute color, cut, and glue packet to celebrate July 4th! Of course, this packet can be used throughout the entire month of July or during any patriotic holiday (Memorial Day, Veteran’s Day, etc). This little packet contains 8 NO PREP articulation activities. You simply print and go! I ... Read More about Independence Day Articulation
This American Eagle Craft is easy and fun! Make enough for the classroom, a party, preschool or scouts in just about 10 minutes! Free Printable!
The best Presidents Day activities for preschoolers to do this February. Hands on Presidents Day crafts and activities for kids.
A great way to get your students to buy into their learning is to let them choose their topic to learn about. As a closing to our symbols unit the students were able to pick one symbol that they wanted to research and become masters of it. They were able to create this quick craft to put their work on. Total time for rubbing is a maximum of fifteen minutes. First cut out stars for each student to have. You can use die cuts, volunteers or the students. If you are putting something on top of the finished paper you do not have to have stars for the middle. Make sure to make smaller starts for the outside so that they show past the student's work. Consider giving students a piece of paper the same size as the one they will be rubbing so they know where to lay the stars. For students who have fine motor skill difficulties you can put double sided tape down on the paper, under the stars. Next give the students a plain piece of paper. Go over different designs that they might try before hand. If students have never done a rubbing teach them how to fill in the entire paper. The patriotic rubbing is great enough to leave on it's own, but here you can see a symbol and writing that we glued to the paper. I plan on having students make Veteran's Day posters for our Veteran's Day signs with this rubbing too.
Printable Patriotic template for students to color that pieces together to create a mosaic of student's artwork. Included: (See Preview) Template Larger Template for smaller children Instructions Sheet Example Follow me at A Space to Create ©2017 A Space to Create. All rights reserved. Easter Bulletin Board; Art worksheets; Spring Bulletin Board; Fun activities; Coloring Sheets; Spring Coloring Sheets, Easter Coloring Sheets; Interactive Coloring Sheets; Mosaics, Substitute worksheets; Sub plans; Elementary Art; Fun worksheets; Hands-on Elements of Art; Color, Shape. Easy Art Lessons. No prep art lessons.
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This is an excellent collaborative art project for Presidents' Day! We created Abe Lincoln {Newspaper Abe tutorial here} a few years back, and then added to our collection George Washington & Thomas Jefferson recently. We had about 80+ kids contributing to make each of them. This was an amazing art project to participate in with the students. They were able to reflect on history and words that represent our country. We entered the presidents in a contest and won a prize! We are representing our 2nd Grade @ Madison Country Patriot Contest. SMILE!!!! GOOFY ALL OVER THE PAGE! Thomas Jefferson on the Declaration of Independence Tutorial for Jefferson on Paper: Materials: overhead projector president image on transparency paper numerous copies of The Declaration of Independence clear tape canvas stretched or wood board (for the image to adhere and hang on wall) black permanent marker crayons heavy books plastic cling wrap large brush Mod Podge Polyacrylic 1- Please refer to the tutorial of Newspaper Abe Here to get an idea of how the images are copied onto the paper and the adhering process. 2- I used this Declaration of Independence and this image of Thomas Jefferson. 3- I lightly taped the paper together on the back side so the tape would not show on the final image.(Notice I did print on different shades of paper, hence the lighter area of the face) 4- I turned over Thomas Jefferson and randomly cut into strips and then into rectangle shapes. I cut around 90 shapes so each student and teacher would be able to color their own. 5- Just like in creating Abe, I numbered the backside of each paper in order (1-90) so I could easily arrange Thomas back together. 6- Students created designs and colored with crayons on their shape of paper. 7- I sparingly taped the backside of shapes into strips, taping the numbers in order. 8- Flipped it over and used Mod Podge to adhere the strips (easier in strips than the whole image) onto the wood board until image was complete! 9- I use polyacrylic, which is a non-yellowing clear layer and is stronger than Mod Podge, for a top coat on the image. Click here to see how George Washington got stars on his face on Presidents' Day art project Part 2: George Washington {Tutorial}
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Make it fun for kids to learn about American Presidents in this free, no prep Presidents Day Printable Mini Unit for kids of all ages.
It’s time to honor our great American Presidents this February. Each year, on the third Monday in February, we celebrate Presidents Day. This tradition began way back in 1885 to honor our first President, George Washington. It used to be celebrated as George Washington‘s birthday and even our government still calls it that today. Learn […]
This year on Presidents Day, while enjoying the day off, print off these fun and engaging Presidents Day coloring pages to color with your children.
Looking for some fun activities to celebrate President's Day? Check out these cool and easy President's Day crafts that kids will enjoy while learning!
Presidents' Day is Monday, February 15th and, if you're already planning ahead, you might consider adding this fun lesson/craft that we found over at Step into 2nd Grade with Mrs. Lemons to your lesson plans! Abraham Lincoln Writing Craftivity KWLs are great for helping your students organize their knowledge and learning. As you introduce and learn about the topic of Abraham Lincoln, here's an awesome freebie for your kiddos to use! [You can find the download below] With their learning organized, now your students can write about it! We love this craft (with FREE template!) that Amy put together. Your students will have a blast crafting it and, when finished, it makes for a great display! Photo Source: Step into 2nd Grade with Mrs. Lemons Photo Source: Step into 2nd Grade with Mrs. Lemons Extension: George Washington Similar to the writing craftivity above, here's a KWL and craft idea to help your students organize and write about what they've learned about George Washington!
Celebrate patriotic holidays and practice handwriting skills with this FREE Star-Spangled Banner Copywork printable in both print and cursive.
Hello everyone! I am back to write about my recently uploaded February STEAM Activities resource. The STEAM Activities have been a HUGE hit in my classroom, so I cannot wait to continue them for the rest of the year!! The Febraury STEAM Activities set also comes with five activities. I again tried to incorporate every letter of STEAM's acronym (science, technology, engineering, art and math) throughout the month's activities. Click here to find the link to the product. The first activity in my February STEAM pack is Groundhog's Galore In this activity, students will use a 12x18 piece of paper (pre-cut), a groundhog template picture, tape and a flashlight to build the Groundhog. They will build the burrow and be able to create the Groundhog coming in and out of his den. Once everyone in the class has built their creations, the teacher may turn off the lights and students can practice and learn more about shadows. Included in this is two informational sheets to build on student knowledge: There is a graphic organizer included to help students plan and improve their creations! The next activity in my February STEAM pack is Love Bugs Students will build love bugs out of three pipe cleaners, red and white beads, and Googly eyes. If teachers are interested in saving their beads and pipe cleaners, they can use smaller pipe cleaners and less beads. Students can decide if they want to keep the love bug for themselves or give it to someone they love. If they choose to give it to someone else, they can include the following gift tag. The third activity in my February STEAM Pack is White House Construction. To celebrate President's Day, students will build the white house using paper, a cereal box, templates of the US flag and tape! They will have to make sure that their white house can stand tall and hold the president! Included to build student knowledge is an informational page about President's Day and a graphic organizer to help plan for their work. Next in the February STEAM Activities is Tooth Fairy Flight During this activity, students will learn how to build a paper airplane! To celebrate Dental Awareness Month, they will follow the given directions page to build their airplane and attach the tooth fairy. Once the airplanes are created students can measure the distances their airplanes go using rulers or any non-standard forms of measurement that you choose! Included is a "Tell Me About Teeth" informational page to learn about the importance of cleaning your teeth! The final activity in the Finally STEAM Activities is the Google Classroom and Lego lesson. Students will start on Google classroom. They will move the colored Lego pieces from the left side of the screen to the puzzle on the right side of the screen. This will help them build Valentine's Day images: a heart, a Hershey's Kiss, a rose and a mailbox! While the students are completing the Google Classroom lesson, they can color the graphic organizer to then visualize what each winter item should look like. Finally, they can use the graphic organizer to build with real Legos! The Google and graphic organizer are a great way for students to plan what to build! Thank you so much for stopping by! I hope these February STEAM Activities make Science class extra fun for you and your students! Enjoy! February STEAM Activities
Celebrating President's Day can be so much fun with these 21 easy presidents day activities and crafts for kids. I've got free printables and templates for George Washington wigs, Abraham Lincoln's hat, cabin crafts, President's Day crafty food, and so much more! When is President's Day? When is Presidents Day? Presidents' Day in 2018 is on Monday, the 19th of February. In the United States, Presidents Day is always celebrated on the third Monday of February. Presidents Day is a federal holiday officially designated as George Washington's Birthday on February 22. While the holiday is officially Washington's Birthday, it has
Make it fun for kids to learn about American Presidents in this free, no prep Presidents Day Printable Mini Unit for kids of all ages.
"We the People" is the opening phrase of the preamble to the United States Constitution. Remind your neighborhood of the privileges, rights, and liberties each American is granted under this document. This cover is a fantastic display of patriotism for any 4th of July, President's Day, Flag Day, Memorial Day, or Veteran's Day festivities.
The best Presidents Day activities for preschoolers to do this February. Hands on Presidents Day crafts and activities for kids.
Presidents Day Worksheets are a fun way to get kids in the spirit of our Presidents. Presidents day falls on the third Monday in February every year. We celebrate our United States Presidents with a day off school! Some adults get a day off from work as well for this federal holiday. Enjoy your time […]
US Presidents!!! In this lesson, we will list all US Presidents in order. Below are the 45 men who have served as president of the United States. US Presidents The president of the United States is the head of state and head of government of the United States, indirectly elected to a four-year term by ... Read more
This book is available on Teachers Pay Teachers for free. Be sure to follow my store on TPT for more fabulous freebies like these. Why do we love Presidents’ Day? 6 words! George Washington Abraham Lincoln No school! George Washington was our first President and the first President we are going to talk about! What do you think his father said or did? * * * * let's Find OUT! The next president we are going to explore is Abraham Lincoln. He is our 16th president and one of the most beloved presidents of all time. Here are real pictures of their coins. Here are real pictures of their paper money. This is a picture of where our lawmakers come together to discuss and make decisions. They will take votes to make final decisions. We are going to take a vote on our favorite President. Sometimes a vote is called a Poll. Here are some other fun facts about these two amazing presidents. They both have large monuments built in their honor. This is the Washington Monument This is the Lincoln Memorial They both appear on Mount Rushmore. Mount Rushmore is a huge mountain where faces of famous presidents have been carved into the sides. George Washington is the first face. Abraham Lincoln is the last face. It took 14 years to carve the faces of these presidents. 400 people worked on this project. It cost almost 1 million dollars to finish. $989,922 That’s a whole lot of quarters and pennies! Are you ready to sing a little song about President’s Day???? Click {here} to go to You Tube Here they are are, the men we remember on Presidents’ Day. Happy Presidents’ Day I have created a test to help assess your student’s ability to read and remember. Click {here} to download the test from Google docs. Click {here} to download the free book from Teacher’s Pay Teachers. If you would like to link up and “Teach with Me” click the inlinkz button. Be sure to grab “Teach with Me” graphic & link back to this post.
This free “If I Were President” Worksheet is perfect for President’s Day! I recommend you have your child fill it out as creatively as possible, then give him the rest of the day off! (Or if you’re like many homeschoolers, just plow right on through this national holiday to save up time for your own...
Get everything you need to add FUN to your patriotic gross motor activities! Feel confident knowing that your kids will have fun with these patriotic gross motor activities. These are fantastic gross motor games for President's Day, the 4th of July, Memorial Day, Labor Day and more! With your purchase you will receive a downloadable PDF file. Read more details below.
The best Presidents Day activities for preschoolers to do this February. Hands on Presidents Day crafts and activities for kids.
Presidents' Day and American Symbols: This packet is full of fun printables that are a great addition to your Presidents' Day and American Symbols units! The activities included in this packet are: Teacher Directed Drawings - Teacher guides the students step-by-step to draw George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, the Statue of Liberty, and the Liberty Bell (8 pages) George Washington and Abraham Lincoln Sort (1 page) Faces on Coins – Students draw faces of 3 important people in their lives on coins (1 page) If I Were President I Would Make The Country A Better Place By… (students draw a picture and then write OR the teacher writes their answer) (1 page) If I Could Fly On Air Force One I Would Fly To… (students draw a picture and then write OR the teacher writes their answer) (1 page) Vote for Your Favorite President - George Washington or Abraham Lincoln (1 page) Vote for Your Favorite U.S. Symbol – U.S. flag, Statue of Liberty or White House (1 page) My Face on Mount Rushmore Writing Prompt (1 page) Sorting - U.S. Symbol or Not (1 page) Create a Classroom Flag (1 page) Measuring Patriotic Pictures (2 pages) Color by Number (2 pages) Write the Room (minimal prep) - Students hunt around the classroom for pictures of presidents and U.S. symbols, writing the name of each picture on an activity sheet. (3 pages) You may also be interested in the following resources: Dental Health Sight Words Count On Number Sense: Numbers 1-20 Addition and Subtraction BUNDLE Thanks so much! My Study Buddy 24 activity pages / 30 total pages
Celebrate patriotic holidays and practice handwriting skills with this FREE Star-Spangled Banner Copywork printable in both print and cursive.
Mt Rushmore is in the Black Hills of South Dakota. Here are two different coloring pages of this monument that you can print.
Make learning about the Bill of Rights and the Constitution FUN with an engaging activity for students! This bulletin board kit includes a red white and blue display of the Bill of Rights, along with a short writing activity for students to choose their favorite Bill and describe why they like it! This board is the perfect addition to celebrate America in your classroom decor during Flag Day, Constitution, Day, President's Day, Veteran's Day, and other patriotic holidays! Bulletin Board Kits are easy to assemble. Simply print, cut, and post to your board. You can also use these kits for themed door decor, classroom wall art, homeschool decor, online learning backdrops, and more! WHAT'S INCLUDED: Bulletin Borders, Text Saying, Decorative Images, and Bill of Rights writing activity for students are all included in this kit! The files included in your download: - A full color PDF file (30 Pages). This is sized 11" x 8.5" for easy printing! - A zipped PNG file with 30 images - The first page/image includes a photo example of how to decorate your bulletin board. HOW TO USE: Simply download your files & print! The PNG file will need to be unzipped to use. (This file is included for use with cutting machines. Make sure to use a Print then Cut option with your machine.) For durable, longer-lasting results, print your bulletin board kit on cardstock paper & laminate. This item is a digital download only. You will not be receiving a physical item. By purchasing this item, you are receiving a personal use license only. This item is not to be sold or shared with others. Thank you for shopping with All Things Attached! Your purchase helps a fellow teacher meet her goals! Please check out all of my other bulletin board kits and learning resources at www.etsy.com/shop/allthingsattached
I can’t believe is is February already! I love teaching this month, and I also love that it is a short month because February always flies by. Between President’s Day, Valentine’s Day and all of the fun activities we have planned, it just flies. Have you noticed how much easier your days have gott
Learn about the US presidents with cute President coloring pages. Includes interesting facts on American Presidents from George Washington to Joe Biden.
Presidents’ Day is the perfect holiday to salute some of the great men who have served our country. Here are some fun activities to introduce young students to the importance of the presidency. Coin Sort (PreK–1) Students separate pennies and quarters by identifying the president on each...
Check out our list of President's Day Crafts that'll help you learn more about George Washington and all the other presidents of the United States!
