Celebrate President's Day with this printable computer activity. Students choose a U.S. President to write about, and type their assignment in a word processing document.
American President Worksheets for kids to learn about U.S. Presidents of the United States. Includes all 46 from George Washington to Biden.
Here is a fun, easy, and inexpensive presidential silhouettes craft that will dress up your festive decorations. It is a great way to celebrate any patriotic holiday in your home or classroom.
These fun morning greeting ideas will make arrival one of your favorite times in the classroom! This post gives ideas for how to use morning greetings.
Remember last month when I showed you this easy DIY Guess Who Game? Well, I've got the PERFECT use for this idea that you can use this week: President's Day Guess Who! First you'll want to check out this post with all the details on how to set it up and how to play. But then, you'll want to download the freebie game template provided below! I chose 12 presidents that I think students are most familiar with, including the 2 presidents that are especially in focus on President's Day: Abraham Lincoln and George Washington. Download the template here: Enjoy! Oh, PS - here's another President's Day freebie that you might want to snag: Pin this post for later:
American President Worksheets for kids to learn about U.S. Presidents of the United States. Includes all 46 from George Washington to Biden.
Learn more about the history of the US presidents and President's Day with these activities for middle schoolers.
Celebrate President's Day as only a math class can with this coordinate graphing activity. Students are given a list of coordinate points to connect. They should connect the points only within the designated zones. When they are done, they will have a very presidential portrait of President George Washington suitable to hang in the White House or your Classroom. Don't forget to download a copy of my custom-made FREE GRAPH PAPER. Here are some tips: [1] All points will be on one grid line or another. [2] A completed picture has been provided to be used as a key. [3] You can download my custom made FREE GRAPH PAPER from my store. [4] I have also found that printing graph paper directly from themathworksheetsite.com helps out, but any graph paper will do. [5] Use Grand Entrance - The Classroom Door Coordinate Gridfor a full length, door-sized tribute. [6] Remember to copy student sheets double-sided when necessary to save paper If you like this activity, you might also like this one. President Lincoln - A President's Day Coordinate Graphing Activity Alexander Hamilton - A Founding Fathers Coordinate Graphing Activity Or purchase both coordinate graphing activities together and save. President's Day Portraits - 2 Coordinate Graphing Activities Also, don't forget to visit my web site: Mike's Math Market to see my other Coordinate Graphing Activities and Math-Then-Graph Activities at affordable prices. Have Fun!
Remember last month when I showed you this easy DIY Guess Who Game? Well, I've got the PERFECT use for this idea that you can use this week: President's Day Guess Who! First you'll want to check out this post with all the details on how to set it up and how to play. But then, you'll want to download the freebie game template provided below! I chose 12 presidents that I think students are most familiar with, including the 2 presidents that are especially in focus on President's Day: Abraham Lincoln and George Washington. Download the template here: Enjoy! Oh, PS - here's another President's Day freebie that you might want to snag: Pin this post for later:
What can kids do on Presidents' Day? If you've ever asked this question, then we have what you need. This post shares fun, yet simple Presidents' Day activities for upper elementary students. Not only will teachers get fresh ideas for what to do in the classroom, but we have some tips for parents too! *This
Celebrate President's Day with this fabulous penny painting. It starts with a coffee filter.
Celebrate President's Day with this easy paper George Washington craft for kids. The product includes two template options:Option 1 - print patterns directly on colored paper.Option 2 - print on white paper, cut out patterns and trace them on colored paper. The product includes: a list of supplies directions patterns photos of the final project step by step pictures PLEASE NOTE - Files are NOT editable.- Please be aware that this listing is for a digital download.- No physical product will be shipped.- There will be no refunds given once the sale goes through. TERMS OF USEYou are welcome to use this printable for personal or classroom use. No commercial use or reselling of the digital files or any finished product is allowed.
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.
Celebrate President Washington (and the rest of the bunch) with this lapbook full of foldables! Honor our past and current President by having students research and reflect on the big men of the White House. What do I get? - 2 cover options - 11 different foldables - 1st through 4th usability - how to for each foldable with picture guide What do students get to reflect on? - "If I were President" writing prompts - George Washington was / had / lived - If I could... writing prompts - Presidents on the US coins - Information flapables for Grant, Hoover, Reagan, and Obama - Election Process Timeline ( cut and paste ) - Reasons I could be President - Good VS Bad traits of our Presidents Venn Diagram - US Presidents can / have / are Check out the preview to see what your students will be making! What do I still need? - manila folders or construction paper - glue - colored pencils / markers / crayons - scissors THAT'S IT :) Still not sure what a lapbook is or how to incorporate one into your classroom?! You can check out my blog post here to read more. Other Suggestions: - Instead of creating a lapbook, include the 9-themed foldables into your Interactive Notebook! - Coloring these pages does take some time. I suggest asking students to color them for homework and/or having them color during free time. Your students can specialize the folder any way they want, which makes it more special and individualized. This is great because no two memory books have to be the same! Looking for more lapbooks and foldables?Click here. Connect with me: • Newsletter • Blog • Facebook • Instagram • Pinterest • Thanks for Looking and Happy Teaching!
These fun morning greeting ideas will make arrival one of your favorite times in the classroom! This post gives ideas for how to use morning greetings.
Grab these free printables for Presidents' Day. These Abraham Lincoln worksheets are perfect for kids of all ages! Includes crosswords, word searches, and more!
Celebrate President's Day with these learning fun ideas, activities, & resources. Great for homeschool, class, & family fun!
To help make your Presidents Day more fun and engaging, I’m sharing some favorite learning activities that young students have loved over the years. They should help make prepping for Presidents Day a little easier! George Washington & Abraham Lincoln Activities We usually start off our Presidents Day unit by discussing George Washington and Abraham […]
