One of President George Washington's favorite foods was ice cream. Read on for more weird facts about our country's leaders.
Learn about each American president with historic pictures, engravings, and portraits of the people who have led the nation.
Are you ready to study and celebrate Presidents Day? This step book is jam packed full of Presidential Fun Facts. Check out the preview! Printing tips: print all pages out (actual size NOT fit to page). Once all 6 pages are printed, stack the pages so that ...pg 1 top is up, page 2 top is down (words are upside down, page 3 top is up, page 4 top is down (words are upside down), page 5 top is up, page 6 top is down (words are upside down). Then place this stack in your copier to copy 2 sided. 3 pages will come out (double sided) space them out to show the label at the bottom of the page and fold top over to create 6 steps of pages. example on my blog at: http://www.lorys2ndgradeskills.com/2016/03/making-stepbook.html
Ever since I was a young girl, I have always loved history. The good, the bad, and the crazy have always fascinated me. Here is a unit study of America’s most famed men, the US Presidents. We as humans love stories – we love to tell them and we love to remember them. For me, the easiest […]
Washington, DC, is a small federal district located on the Potomac River between Maryland and Virginia. It was created in 1790 and has served as the United States capital since 1800. Despite covering a relatively small area, Washington, DC's rich history and culture mean that there's a lot to learn about the capital of the United States. So keep reading to discover 50 uniquely fun facts about Washington, DC, from which bizarre presidential pets have lived in the White House to the story behind the DC license plate.
President's Day is a chance to remember and honor the Presidents of the United States. Check out the top 10 facts about Presidents Day.
Teaching the Presidential election and the election process can be fun and engaging with these tips and ideas for upper elementary.
Friday will be the 58th Presidential inauguration our nation’s history. As Ronald Reagan said in his inaugural address in 1981, "To a few of us here today, this is a solemn and most momentous occasion; and yet, in the history of our Nation, it is a commonplace occurrence." Here are some fun facts about
Learn about each American president with historic pictures, engravings, and portraits of the people who have led the nation.
Test your knowledge of our nation's Presidents.
Keep your family entertained and learning this Presidents Day with 2 unique games that are perfect for kids or families to play together. The first game has 16 questions designed to make you think, build, create, write or draw your way through the game. Kids of all ages will have fun thinking and learning about different Presidents, America and some of our special symbols. The other game is Presidential BINGO. There are 10 unique BINGO cards filled with the names of different Presidents. To play cut apart and shuffle the Presidential Fact Cards. Draw the cards one at a time and read the facts about each President. You can then either let people guess the name of the President or tell them. If they have that President's name they cover it with a coin, candy or other small object. The 1st person to get a BINGO wins. You can get creative and decide what kind of BINGO to go for diagonal, 4 corners, blackout or any other version you can think of. Both games can be played virtually or in person with big or small groups. You will learn a lot about the US Presidents and each other by playing these games. Have fun! ❤️WHAT’S INCLUDED PDF 10 Unique BINGO Cards PDF 30 President Cards with 3 Facts about each President PDF 16 Question Game This is an instant download and this pdf file is NOT editable. You will not be mailed a physical product. ❤️IMPORTANT DETAILS An email will be sent to with a link to download or you can find the link for download in your Etsy orders section. To make it easier for you please use a computer to download the file(s), not your phone. The file is for personal use only and cannot be reproduced, redistributed or resold commercially. ❤️Check out my other printables at: https://www.etsy.com/shop/hopefilleddesign ❤️If you have any questions about this item, just hit the "message seller" button and I will get right back to you!
Learn about each American president with historic pictures, engravings, and portraits of the people who have led the nation.
Description: Test your knowledge of America's first President, George Washington, with the First President Facts Activity! This activity is perfect for students who are interested in learning more about American history. First President Facts Activity
Are you a fan of trivia and want to test your knowledge about U.S. presidents? Look no further than Printable President Trivia! This engaging activity is designed for individuals of all ages who are interested in learning more about the presidents of the United States. Whether you are a history buff, a student studying American government, or simply someone who enjoys a good challenge, Printable President Trivia is the perfect way to expand your knowledge while having fun.
Happy Presidents’ Day! The holiday is celebrated on the third Monday in February. Here are some fun facts about the holiday and the people it honors. The holiday is still officially called “Washington’s Birthday” by the federal government, but History.com explains that it became “popularly known as Presidents’ Day after it was moved as part of […]
What better day than "President's Day" to write about Presidential fun facts! But first, a little about the holiday itself - President's Day was first established in 1885 in recognition of George Washington's birthday. Actually, it's still officially called "Washington's Birthday" by the Federal Government. It is always celebrated on the third Monday in February. Now for the fun facts - Your students might get a kick out of them! 1. The Capital of Liberia was named after President James Monroe. Since Monroe was a big supporter of colonization of Liberia, they decided to name the capital after him. 2. Andrew Jackson taught his Parrot to curse. It actually cursed so much during Jackson's funeral the parrot had to be removed. 3. The phrase "OK" became popular because of President Van Buren. Many of his supporters joined groups called "O.K." clubs, named after the town he was from, "Old Kinderhook" in New York. The term "OK" came to mean "all right". 4. The "S" in Harry S Truman doesn't stand for anything. That's why it doesn't have a period after it. 5. President Bush Sr vomited on the Prime Minister of Japan. Bad sushi? 6. Eisenhower was the only U.S. President to serve in both World War I and World War II. 7. The "Teddy Bear" was named after "Teddy" Roosevelt after a toy company created a stuffed bear in response to Roosevelt refusing to shoot a bear cub. 8. Gerald Ford worked as a model during college. 9. President Kennedy was the first president to be born in the 20th Century and the first Catholic President. 10. Barack Obama's name means, "one who is blessed" in Swahili. Are you looking for some Presidential teaching activities? Check out these engaging lessons for your secondary classroom: Click HERE to see resource Click HERE to see resource Click HERE to see resource
Presidential Fun Facts Color by Number - Close Reading & Text Marking - Think Tank Teacher
