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LessonCorner Directory Results for Presidents' Day
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1. Presidents' Day
This is a one day lesson lasting approximately one hour. It is a part of a week long unit on Presidents' Day. Students will construct a patriotic windsock featuring Abraham Lincoln and George Washington.
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2. The Presidents of the United States
First grade students will study about George Washington, Abe Lincoln, and Presidents' Day and create a birthday card sharing facts they learned.
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3. President's Day: George Washington
Have students celebrate George Washington's on President's Day, February 19th. This is also a good time to teach about the first U.S. flag and the American colonies. Teach students to sing Yankee Doodle Dandy.
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1. Presidents of the 1920s
...actice with Active Participation Pass out the 2. Guided Reading Quiz. Independent Practice When the students turn in their quiz, have them pick up the Guided Reading 3. Activity 16.1/ 16.2 and work on it quietly until the other students finish their quiz. Independent Practice Summarize the previous days slides using 4. discussion and questioning. Guided Practice with Active Participation Pass out the new set of slideshow 5. handouts that cover the presidents of the 1920s. Discuss the 6. presidents of the 1920s until the bell rings. Closure (Student-centered): Finish the slides covering the presidents of the 1...
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2. Learn about the U.S. Presidents
Learn about the U.S. Presidents Continuing lesson plan that take the last 5 minutes of each class period. First day 10 minutes to read the book, Smart About the Presidents. Author: Lea Hilke Grade: 6-12 Integrated disciplines: History and Language Arts NE Standards: ? 8.4.1 By the end of eighth grade, students will explain the meaning of patriotic slogans and excerpts from notable speeches and documents. ? 12.1.13 By the end...
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3. Abraham Lincoln, President and Leader during the Civil War
...the children listen to the song "The Battle Hymn of the Republic." It was written by Julia Ward Howe in 1861. 6. Show pictures of the Lincoln Memorial with its 36 columns, one for every state in the Union when Lincoln died. Have the children list other ways we honor Lincoln; money, cities, schools, Presidents' Day, etc. 7. Read Abraham Lincoln, A Man for All the People , a ballad by Myra Coln Livingston illustrated by Samuel Byrd. Have the class make a time line of Lincoln's life. Have them decide what events they feel are important to put on this time line. 8. Lincoln walked miles to borrow a book. Have the...
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4. Letters from the Presidents
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5. "Meet Our Presidents" Bulletin Board
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6. Learner Resource – The Presidents Song
...h episode after students add their own lyrics to the song. Lesson Plan by Suzanne Ratzlaff, Fourth Grade Heartland Community Schools, Henderson, Nebraska. Objectives Suggested Grade Level 3rd-5th and 6th-8th. The student will: As a learner memorize and sing ?The Presidents Song,? while learning the presidents' names in order from Washington to Coolidge; compose lyrics to ?The Presidents Song,? to include all the presidents up to the current president; read, discuss, and discover the presidency of FDR during the Depression and his New Deal program. As a reader apply reading strategies that are content area spe...
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7. The Panama Canal and the president's influence
...o students worksheets, can earn a pen/pencil low daily grade replacement of a 100. Teaching Procedure Bellwork: Panama Canal map reading worksheet that helps them with solving math problems too (Horizontal alignment) Anticipatory Set: I am going to read them some real facts about the Panama Canal today like how many ships cross through a day, etc to show them the great impact it has had on the world. They will have to guess whether or not they are True or False. The Lesson: Quick Review from Friday 1. Guided Practice with Active Participation Slides 12-19, then Active 2. Participation Guided Practice with Act...
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8. Living Statues Living Statues
...6. When everyone has participated, encourage a discussion in which children describe how they felt when they imitated the pose of a hero. As they talk about their feelings, list their descriptive words on the board. Teaching Options Have children create a clay sculpture (or a portrait) of a modern-day person they consider to be a hero. Then have them write a few sentences to tell what makes this person a hero. Encourage children to use some of the descriptive words they used to describe how they felt posing as statues of heroes. Create an art gallery with the statues and drawings children have made of modern...
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9. Talk With the Presidents Lesson Plan
Crayola Submit Register for FREE! Join the Crayola community today. Talk With the Presidents Why Create a Model Magic® finger puppet of a president you research then use puppets to interview other presidential finger puppets created by classmates. Steps 1. Take part in group activities and read-aloud experiences about U.S. presidential personalities and leadership styles. Cho...
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10. Every Day Is Presidents' Day at the White House
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