Words for Presidents' Day Alphabetization Worksheet
Students write the presidential words in alphabetical order. You can download the PDF here:
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True or False Presidential Facts Printable Cards – Clip a Clothespin on the Correct Answer
Students must decide whether facts about George Washington and Abraham Lincoln are true or false. Students select their answer by clipping a clothespin on either true or false. You can download the PDF here:
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Abraham Lincoln & George Washington Presidents Venn Diagram
A Venn diagram for facts about George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. You can download the PDF here:
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Presidents' Day Writing: If I Were President…
Writing Paper: “If I Were President…” with handwriting lines. You can download the PDF here:
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Teaching Money
Here are two of my old lessons from student teaching… so you may have to overlook my wordiness to find something useful in them. These lessons were modifications of the boring textbook we used. Objectives: Lesson One Students will be able to identify coin/money values. Students will be able to write amounts of money. Lesson…
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Fraction Fun with Food
Objectives: The students will be able to identify concepts of fractions by using M & M’s and pizza shapes to create their own fraction. Group skills and cognitive skills will be used when allowing the students time to work together to devise a fraction combination. Materials: pizza boxes circle pieces bag of m & m’s…
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Abraham Lincoln Hat Writing Practice for Presidents' Day
Printable writing practice page in the shape of Abraham Lincoln’s hat. You can download the PDF here:
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Where are all those teeth?
The students will explore the legend of the tooth fairy. Where do they think the fairies take all those teeth or is there just one fairy, etc. Materials: Book – What do Fairies Do With All Those Teeth? Ingredients for tooth necklace 1 cup flour 1/4 cup salt 1/4 cup clear glitter 1/3 cup water…
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Sink or Float
Students discover which items sink and which items float. Materials: Tub of water or small bucket 5-10 small items that will sink or float in the water (I would have 5 that float and 5 that sink) Lesson Plan: Have students in the class circle around the object that you have the water in. Talk…
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Shapes!
This lesson is designed to teach preschool children about five basic shapes- square, rectangle, triangle, circle, and star. Objectives: Following instruction on the five basic shapes, the preschool students will be able to recognize and name each shape with 100 percent accuracy. After doing a hands-on experiment with the different shapes, the preschool students will…