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Books About US Presidents, Classroom Activities & Games
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Smart About History: Smart About the Presidents
By Jon Buller / Grosset & Dunlap
Which president liked jellybeans? Who played the banjo? Whose daughter had a treehouse on the White House grounds? Find answers in this playful, attention-getting introduction to America's leaders---from George Washington to George W. Bush! Whimsically illustrated with cartoons, offbeat sidebars, and funny "speech balloons," it's just the ticket for curious 9- to 12-year-olds. 64 pages, softcover from Grosset & Dunlap.
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Meet the Presidents
By Cindy Barden / Teaching & Learning Co.
Meet the presidents of the United States! From George Washington to Bill Clinton, they're lined up here with photos, short biographies, famous quotes, and fascinating trivia facts---the kind of information that makes them real, interesting, and memorable to your 8- to 12-year-olds. (Note: Product is not written with a specifically Christian slant.) 140 pages, softcover from Teaching & Learning Company.
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The Everything American Presidents Book
By Martin Kelly & Melissa Kelly / Adams Media
Everything you wanted to know about the Presidents of the United States is here in one volume! Learn about the important dates in their lives with a presidential timeline, about their childhood, first ladies, political career and administration before, during and after the presidency, as well as some intriguing trivia and quotes! Highly readable and often entertaining, this is a fun tour through the life and times of the U.S.A. 302 pages, indexed, softcover.
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Beyond the Cherry Tree: Stories of the Presidents
By Anne E. Schraff / Walch Education
Enliven the study of history with fascinating untold stories! Brings history to life with easy-to-read, true stories of 41 U.S. presidents. Expands knowledge with brief biographies, comprehension exercises, and interdisciplinary activities. Supports teachers with additional discussion questions and answers to all exercises. Grade level: 8. 175 pages.
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Presidents Classroom Games & Activities
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Presidents 1 Deck Card Game
By U.s. Games Systems, Inc.
Washington to Pierce. 1789-1853. Sixty card deck which features the outstanding accomplishments and brief biographical history of each president of the United States within this time period. Suitable for all card games.
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Hail to the Chief Game
By Talicor Inc.
You could be the next president! First you'll campaign for delegate votes, then go for electoral votes. Along the way, you'll answer questions on the presidency, the Constitution, U.S. history, and geography. Four play levels means kids and adults can "run for office" together. Two to four players, ages 10 and up.
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Presidents & First Lady Jingo
By Gary Grimm & Associates
Everybody loves to JINGO! Jingo is played just like bingo, but picture replace numbers on the player's card. The Presidential and First Lady Jingo is updated until our 43rd president, George W. Bush. Contains 30 player cards, clue cards, directions for play and extension ideas.
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U.S. Presidents Pocket Flash Cards
By Trend Enterprises Inc.
Teacher-created, child-tested cards are ideal for reinforcing basic skills at home or school. Handy 3 1/8" x 5 1/4" size makes cards great for travel. Set includes activity ideas to challenge growing skill levels. Cards feature rounded corners for quick sorting. 56 cards, for ages 6-11.
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The Man in the Stovepipe Hat!: The Abraham Lincoln Coloring Book
By Carole Marsh & Sherry Moss(Editor) / Gallopade International
Coloring is the perfect way to introduce Abraham Lincoln to young children. Teach young readers about the life and times of Abraham Lincoln with 24 full pages of coloring opportunities that correlate to learning standards. Images of Lincoln splitting rails, doing sums with charcoal, reading by candlelight, and of course images of his stovepipe hat, are included. 24 pages, paperback. Ages 5-7.
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Have Fun with the Presidents: Activities, Projects, and Fascinating Facts
By David C. King / John Wiley & Sons
Learn about the lives and families of the U.S. Presidents with the fun collection of projects, recipes, games, puzzles, quotes and more. Learn about the times in which they lived, their greatest accomplishments and unique personalities in this hands-on exploration of past U.S. Presidents. From George Washington until George W. Bush. 124 pages, reproducible for classroom use. Softcover.
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Inspiring Animated Heroes: George Washington, DVD
By Nest Family Entertainment
As a leader, Washington did not seek personal power or privilege. His acceptance of the leadership of the new army and of the new nation came with humility, faith, and trust in God. Whether in business or community, religion or family, the qualities of leadership that he exemplified can inspire each of us. We should seek out and encourage the best of Washington's qualities in those that lead us today. Role models, including teachers, parents, community leaders, and elected officials can demonstrate compassionate leadership everyday for our children to emulate. Recommended for ages 4 to 8. Running Time: Approximately 45 minutes, Dolby Digital Stereo. Directed by Richard Rich, former Walt Disney Productions director.
Bonus Features:- Chapter Access
- Sing-A-Long Activity
Excellence awards: The Dove Seal of Approval Award; Early Childhood Years Award, 11th Annual; Approved by Kids First: A Coalition for Quality Children's Media; Practical Homeschooling's highest rating; The Film Advisory Board "Award of Excellence."
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Books about George Washington
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Meet George Washington
By Joan Heilbroner / Random House, Inc
George Washington grew up in the English colony of Virginia. He was tall and strong, fair in judgment, and respected by his friends as a good leader. As he grew older, George saw how England took advantage of the American colonies--and he didn't like it. George was chosen to lead their army as its general. And when the colonies won their freedom, George was elected to lead the new nation as its first president.
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Beautiful Feet Books: George Washington
By Ingri D'Aulaire / Beautiful Feet Books
In "George Washington," the d'Aulaires form a glowing pageant of colonial life in their depiction of our first president. From the little boy George, growing up on a Virginia plantation, through his schooling and his life on the Mount Vernon estate, this book details the experiences which brought Washington to lead the struggling colonies through a revolutionary war to freedom. Young readers will be inspired as they learn how little George Washington grew up to become the "Father of His Country." This oversized book is beautifully illustrated. Recommended for ages 4 to 11.
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The Life of Washington
By Josephine Pollard / Beautiful Feet Books
Josephine Pollard's writings in the late nineteenth century have captured for successive generations America's heritage of Christian character. In "The Life of George Washington" she has successfully portrayed the true greatness of America's first leader. Her exciting style and picturesque vocabulary have brought Washington's "exalted character and priceless services" within the comprehension and appreciation of even the very young readers. An invaluable addition to any home library, this volume will be read again and again with great profit and encouragement. As a classroom text it will influence children for generations to come.
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George Washington, Sower Series
By Mott Media, Llc
See history come alive...learn of many hidden facts involving famous men and women from the pages of their diaries, letters to friends, books they wrote, etc. Washington was not a preacher or great Bible scholar, and he did not speak or act in this manner. He was much like the average member of your church, for he sat regularly in the pews of many churches. Daily Washington lived by the biblical teachings he gleaned from his Bible reading. And he was a sower of the seeds of faith to others. For ages 9 to 13.
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History Speaks...George Washington's Farewell Address
By Julia Hargrove / Teaching & Learning Company
Make history relevant for your children with Washington's Farewell address which introduces students to the first "father" of our nation. This series involves students in examining historical documents and understanding their impact on our present lives. Grades 4-8.
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George Washington
By Rick Burke / Heinemann Raintree School
From his childhood to his rise to prominence and leadership in our country, explore how George Washington came to be the "father of his country." Bright photographs, maps and portraits bring the time to life, and the easy to understand text provides an excellent overview of his life. Get to know one of America's greatest presidents! 32 pages with glossary and index. Ages 4-8.
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Discover George Washington: Soldier, Farmer, President
By Patricia A. Pingry / Ideals Publications Inc
Young readers will enjoy this beautiful look at our country's first president, from his early days at Ferry Farm in Virginia to his grade school ferry-ride each morning across the Rappahanick River to his role as a commander in the Revolutionary War. They'll also read about Washington's presidency and his later retirement to Mount Vernon where "George and Martha had company every night for dinner." Children will be able to read this biography, which is written at the second-grade level and illustrated in full color, on their own and "Discover George Washington" for themselves.
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Books about Abraham Lincoln
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Meet Abraham Lincoln
By Barbara Cary / Random House, Inc
When Abraham Lincoln was born, slavery was an everyday part of life. Even so, Abe didn't like it. As he grew older, he worked to aid his countrymen regardless of their color. As a surveyor, Abe helped people inspect their land. As a lawyer, he made sure people were treated fairly in court. But he wanted to do even more. After years of hard work, he became president of the United States and ended slavery forever.
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Abraham Lincoln
By Facts On File
This book tells the story of Abraham Lincoln and looks at what was happening all around the world in his time. To help you find your way through the book, each chapter has been divided into seven sections. Each section describes a different part of the world and is headed by a color bar. As you look through a chapter, the color bars tell you chich areas you can read about in the text below. There is a time line, to give you an outline of world events in Abraham Lincoln's time, and also a map, which shows some of the most important places mentioned in this book.
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Abraham Lincoln, Sower Series
By Mott Media, Llc
The life of Abraham Lincoln is well recorded for history. But sadly enough, the spiritual side of Abraham Lincoln has been seldom reported. Because he held no formal church membership, he has even been labeled "anti-Christian." There is, however, little doubt that Abraham Lincoln was a most devoted Christian. His entire life reflects a deep personal faith in God. This book will attempt to explore the spiritual side of Abraham Lincoln, relying on his own words and the observations of his family, friends, and historians. For ages 9 to 13.
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Abraham Lincoln's World
By Genevieve Foster / Beautiful Feet Books
The 1940 Newbury Honor title, Abraham Lincoln's World sets American history into a world context. Short, beautifully written stories explain what was going on during the years of Abraham Lincoln's birth, childhood, employment as a storekeeper and lawyer, and finally during his years as president. Discover that when Abe Lincoln was a boy romping the woods of Kentucky, Thomas Jefferson was completing his eighth year as president, George III reigned in Great Britain and Napolean was about to meet his Waterloo. By the time Lincoln was old enough to help his father chop wood, Harriet Beecher was reading anything she could get her hands on, Charles Darwin was collecting toads, crabs and shells, and the impoverished boy Dickens was working in a shoe blacking factory in London. Have fun as you learn all about the intersections in history we often don't see! 345 pages, softcover. Ages 9 & up.
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Heroes of History: Abraham Lincoln Unit Study Curriculum Guide
By Janet & Geoff Benge / Emerald Books
Readers of all ages love the Heroes of History biographies. This unit study turns great adventure reading into an even greater learning experience. With historical and thematic depth, the Heroes of History Unit Study Curriculum Guides provide the schoolteacher and homeschooling parent with countless ways to teach and reinforce diverse curriculum areas as they relate to the life of a key historical figure. Each guide is designed for a wide variety of learning styles, grade levels, and abilities and for both individual and group study. Choose from an array of options to build a meaningful unit study just right for you and your students.
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Heroes of History: Abraham Lincoln, A New Birth of Freedom
By Janet & Geoff Benge / Emerald Books
Abraham Lincoln had never set his sights on becoming president; after all, he'd grown up in a log cabin on the frontier and had hardly any formal schooling. But as the question of slavery threatened to destroy the United States, this self-taught lawyer with a sharp mind and passion for justice found himself at the center of the greatest debate the nation had ever faced.
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Inspiring Animated Heroes: Abraham Lincoln, DVD
By Nest Family Entertainment
A century ago, only one man stood in the way of the disintegration of the United States of America--and he was a gangly, storytelling country lawyer from Illinois with no political experience at the national level. And yet by the sheer force of his will and his uncompromising stand on critical issues, Abraham Lincoln not only saved the nation but carved out an immortal place in world history. This fascinating story inspires viewers with the life of America's most beloved president. A terrific way to teach a child this story of God's faithfulness. Recommended for ages 4 to 8. Running Time: Approximately 45 minutes, Dolby Digital Stereo. Directed by Richard Rich, former Walt Disney Productions director.
Bonus Features:- Chapter Access
- Sing-A-Long Activity
Excellence awards: The Dove Seal of Approval Award; Early Childhood Years Award, 11th Annual; Approved by Kids First: A Coalition for Quality Children's Media; Practical Homeschooling's highest rating; The Film Advisory Board "Award of Excellence."
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Discover Abraham Lincoln: Storyteller, Lawyer, President
By Patricia A. Pingry / Ideals Publications Inc
Children will love this lighthearted look at one of the most important figures in American history. Young readers will learn how Abraham (who hated to be called Abe) moved from his birthplace of Kentucky to Indiana, attended school for only a short time, became a lawyer, and eventually became president of the United States. Readers will learn, too, of the loving father who allowed his children's pet goat to sleep at their bedside in the White House. Children will be able to read this biography, which is written at the second-grade level and illustrated in full color, on their own and "Discover Abraham Lincoln" for themselves.
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Abraham Lincoln: The Story Of Our Nation Coast To Coast, From 1815 To 1869
By Sally Senzell Isaacs / Heinemann Raintree School
History can often be muddled in the minds of students who don't connect events and people that are often studied separately. The America in the Time of... series helps to remedy this with a book filled with fascinating sidebars, text, photographs and illustrations. Learn about the events of our country from 1815 to 1869. A historical map, glossary, important dates to remember box and index are also included. 48 pages, softcover. Ages 9-12.
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The Young Abe Lincoln--2 CDs
By Your Story Hour
Five Abraham Lincoln's stories from his birth to his presidency. Log Cabin Boy: Abraham Lincoln's early childhood up to the time of his mother's death. Abraham Grows Up: Sarah Bush Johnson becomes Abraham's beloved stepmother. New Salem Days: Abraham's young manhood in New Salem. Mr. Lincoln Comes to Springfield: Lincoln's early days in Springfield, IL as a lawyer, his courtship and marriage. Husband, Father, Politican: Lincoln becomes a political force, he debates Stephen Douglas, he is elected as president. 5 stories, approx. 2 hours. 2 CDs.
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