Grade Range: 4-6Resource Type(s): Lessons & Activities, Reference MaterialsDuration: 380 MinutesDate Posted: 11/26/2012
Studying the presidency offers students a new way to explore American history. What does it mean to be the president of the United States of America? What is the relationship of the presidency to the American people? Using artifacts and documents, students can begin to uncover this uniquely American experience.
This package of lessons address campaigning, inauguration, the roles of the president, life in the White House, and assassination and mourning. Each topic includes teacher background information and student activities, while some topics also include supporting primary sources.
Museum education
This oval lady's compact is made in the shape of a telephone dial. On the dial appears "I LIKE IK...
United States history, inauguration, Lincoln, Abraham, presidency, presidential, political science, politics, election, History, Roosevelt, Franklin Delano, American history, Constitution, FDR, US history, government, executive branch, Kennedy, John F., President, Truman, Harry, democracy
A creative children's book full of fun facts and information about U.S. Presidents in our history...
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