
PRESIDENT'S DAY
 

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Lincoln Bicentennial-
2009
Is Lincoln still relevant?
How does his legacy impact
the United States today?
How can teachers best
bring to life the lessons Abraham Lincoln can teach a modern classroom?
The Bicentennial of
America's greatest president is a "teachable moment."
The Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial Commission is committed to providing
teachers with
lesson plans,
other
classroom resources,
information about upcoming
professional development opportunities,
and
reading lists, and ideas for
civic education
and community projects to get their students involved in the Bicentennial.
Lifelong learners
will want to check out the many opportunities to visit the historic sites
associated with Lincoln as well as
the dozen
Elderhostel programs and Catholic
University courses with Lincoln themes.
Another destination
is the Library of Congress
Learning Page.
President Lincoln never stops teaching
us! |

From the Library of Congress:
photos, videos, audio tapes and memorabilia from the Presidential Inaugurations-
starting with George Washington
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Presidential Quiz
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Printables for Teachers-
by grade level
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How well
do you know the
Presidents who
appear on
our money?
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Mt. Vernon
Washington's
Home
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Happy Presidents' Day
Fun online games
printable activities & learning links
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A photo tour of
Lincoln's
Springfield Home
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Kid's Domain
Tons of Presidents's Day
Activities
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Enchanted learning-
crafts, quizzes,
coloring pages, activity sheets,
printable books, and more!
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Alphabet soup
Learn about the Presidents
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The History
of President's Day |

The White House for Kids
History, Tours, Games,
Quizzes, Pets
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Take a Photo Tour
of New Salem
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Lincoln's
Gettysburg
Address |

A brief bigraphy
of
Abraham Lincoln
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The Emancipation
Proclamation
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George Washingtons'
Inaugural
Address
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A brief bigraphy
of
George Washington
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George Washingtons'
Farewell Address
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Abraham Lincoln's
1st Inaugural
Address
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The only known
photograph of
Lincoln
at Gettysburg
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Abraham Lincoln's
2nd Inaugural
Address
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a sample of
Washington's
handwriting
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A picture of Lincoln
as a young man
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a sample of
Lincoln's
handwriting
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Abraham Lincoln
and his family:
Wife, Mary Todd;
and sons Willie,
Robert and Tad
(click to enlarge)
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Interactive portrait of Washington-explore!
or click here for
the portrait for kids

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George Washington
and his family:
Martha, his wife,
and two of their
grandchildren,
George and Nelly
(click to enlarge)
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The
Lincoln
Memorial
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Mt . Rushmore
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The
Washington
Monument
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Activity Worksheets
for Teachers
to Print Out
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35 minute online movie
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Annies's Presidential
Facts Page |
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