President's Day

By Anonymous -
Happy President's Day

Here are some learning activities to share with your students. 

Fraboom's Who's that President Game


 Dynamite Presidents - show your knowledge of the Presidents who appear on Mt. Rushmore.



Secrets About the Presidents - from PBS Kids




 Minyanland Fill in the Face - See if you know whose face in on different bills and coins.


Mr Nusbaum's A Thousand Sites in One


 Need something geared more towards your grade level or a specific skill?

All of the above activities came from KB Konnected's Livebinder for President's Day where you can find many more resources and activities for your students.


Enjoy!

Comments

Anonymous said…
You should have a tab - I LOVE IT! Used them today & sited them under my Fun Sites to Try for kids to use in the future!! You rock, Deb!
February 20, 2012 at 10:28 AM
Anonymous said…
Thanks, Keri. It's nice to know that others are using what I share. I appreciate your comments on my blog!
February 20, 2012 at 11:34 AM
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