Giving Thanks for Our Presidents
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Presidents: Leaders of Our Country
Presidential Report, Copywork, Crossword Puzzle, and more! 

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Washington and Lincoln

Are you looking for additional Booklets and Printables for
George Washington and Abraham Lincoln for grades K-3rd?

George Washington: Our 1st Leader
George Washington: Our 1st Leader contains the following....


Booklets
Who Was George Washington?
- 8½ by 11 inch Color Version to enjoy and read aloud
- Half page Black and White Version for children to color, read, and share at home

The Life and Times of George Washington
- 3 Black and White pages to print and read

Timelines
The Life of George Washington
- Cut out the pictures, sequence, and glue to the timeline.
1 Page Timeline (2 versions)

Recording Sheets
- Sheets designed to help students keep track of information they learn (record traits, jobs/roles held, etc.) for better comprehension and/or to prepare for writing about George Washington

Copywork
- Coloring sheets with names to trace for your youngest learners
- 3 different quotes in both print and cursive

Vocabulary (4 options)
- Word to Picture Match – Cut & glue each word to correspond with the picture
- ‘What Does It Mean?’ Skinny Vocabulary Booklet– Assemble the booklet. Then cut out each picture to match the definition. Next, cut, fold, glue the top edge, and place to flip up the matching word.
- Vocabulary Match Up– Glue the word under the correct definition
- Vocabulary Crossword– Read the clue and write the word in the puzzle.

Extras
- A simple Fact or Fiction Cut and Glue
- George Washington Word Search
- Then and Now Sheet – Draw or write to contrast the middle 1700’s to today
- Small Picture Cards – Black and White as well as Color pictures to use in sorts, matching games, in the pocket chart, etc.
-Words to two American Songs – ‘God Bless America’ and ‘America The Beautiful’

Abraham Lincoln: Freedom for All

Printable booklet and additional resources to accompany your study of America's 16th President
- Perfect for Presidents' Day!


Booklets
Who Was Abe Lincoln?
- 8½ by 11 inch Color Version to enjoy and read aloud
- Half page Black and White Version for children to color, read, and share at home
The Life and Times of Abe Lincoln
- 4 Black and White pages to print and read

Recording Sheets
Sheets designed to help students keep track of information they learn (record traits, jobs/roles held, etc.) for better comprehension and/or to prepare for writing about Abe Lincoln

Copywork
- Coloring sheets with names to trace for your youngest learners
- 7 different quotes in both print and cursive

Vocabulary (4 options)
- Word to Picture Match – Cut & glue each word to correspond with the picture
- ‘What Does It Mean?’ Skinny Vocabulary Booklet– Assemble the booklet. Then cut out each picture to match the definition. Next, cut, fold, glue the top edge, and place to flip up the matching word.
- Vocabulary Match Up– Glue the word under the correct definition
- Vocabulary Crossword– Read the clue and write the word in the puzzle.

Extras
- The Life of Abe Lincoln Timeline - Cut out the pictures, sequence, and glue to the timeline.
- Abe Lincoln Word Search
- Then and Now Sheet – Draw or write to contrast the middle 1800’s to today
- Small Picture Cards – Black and White as well as Color pictures to use in sorts, matching games, in the pocket chart, etc.

Washington and Lincoln
- Washington & Lincoln – Color the circles to denote the differences between the lives of George Washington and Abe Lincoln.
- Washington and Lincoln Venn Diagram – Write in differences and similarities
- Presidential Report Sheets and Craft
- Presidential Scrapbook

Related Stories:

Presidents' Day
If I Were President by Catherine Stier
Let's Celebrate Presidents' Day by Connie and Peter Roop
Presidents' Day by Natalie Rosinsky
Presidents' Day by Amy Margaret
My First Presidents' Day Book by Aileen Fisher
Symbols of Freedom: The White House by Tristan Boyer Binns

George Washington
George Washington: First President of the United States by Carol Greene
George Washington: Our First President by Garnet Jackson
If You Grew Up With George Washington by Ruth Belov Gross
A Picture Book of George Washingtonby David Adler
George Washington: America's Patriot by Renee Taft Meloche (Heroes of History For Young Readers series) 
George Washington's Breakfast by Jean Fritz
Symbols of Freedom: The Washington Monument by Lola Schaefer
George Washington: Soldier, Hero, President by Justine and Ron Fontes

Abraham Lincoln
A Picture Book of Abraham Lincoln by David Adler
If You Grew Up With Abraham Lincoln by Ann McGovern
The Inside Story: Log Cabin by Dana Meachen Rau
Abe Lincoln: The Boy Who Loved Books by Kay Winters
Abe Lincoln's Hat by Martha Brenner
Symbols of Freedom: The Lincoln Memorial by Tristan Boyer Binns
The Gettysburg Address illustrated by Michael McCurdy
Abraham Lincoln: Lawyer, Leader, Legend by Justine and Ron Fontes

Related Links:

President's Day Lapbook Printables - free from Homeschool Share
Presidential Biographies - from the White House.gov