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11th grade Presidents' Day resources for Google Apps under $5
Washington, Adams, Jefferson, & Madison Bingo Unit Review & Test Prep
Review the presidencies of the first four United States Presidents with Bingo. This review activity cover the presidencies of George Washington, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, and James Madison.This download includes color and black/white printables as well as digital PowerPoint and Google Slides versions of the bingo game.Includes:*30 unique bingo cards (color and greyscale versions, PDF, Google Drive link, and PowerPoint version; not editable in Adobe, Slides, or PowerPoint), digital versions
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5th - 11th
U.S. Presidents Day Activity | 1 Day Mini-Research Project Google Slides™ Lesson
Great for Presidents' Day! This research product is great for an informational, non-fiction study in ELA or a U.S. history-based assignment. Encourage curiosity with your students, and assign a different U.S. President to each student.Teach research skills with a smaller, manageable topic. This product includes 9 slides:1 example slide1 directions slide (editable)1 rubric slide (editable)4 Google Slides templates (to give students color and orientation choice)Link to Sign-Up Google SheetHow To:
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5th - 11th
History of Presidents' Day: Presentation and Trivia Game (Google Slides)
Make your classroom awesome this February with our dynamic Presidents' Day and Presidential History lesson, perfect for middle and high school teachers across all subjects. Teach about the rich history of Presidents' Day in the United States, originally known as George Washington's Birthday. This engaging Google Slides presentation provides students with fascinating insights into the lives and legacies of great American presidents like George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, and every president! Dis
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6th - 11th
Nonfiction Close Reading - The Strange History of Presidents' Day
This lesson can be printed, used digitally, or a combination of the two. Resources include Google Drive resources (Docs) and well as print ready PDF versions.This winter, engage students with a nonfiction close reading focused on a Washington Post article titled "Why Presidents' Day is Slightly Strange.” After reading, students will use evidence to answer text-based questions, which cover ALL ten Common Core Informational Standards and make comparisons with George Washington's Inaugural Speech.
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Seasonal/Holiday Nonfiction Close Reading Bundle
Mount Rushmore 2.0 (End of Year US History Project)
Provide students with a creative end of the year project for your US History course! Students will have significant choice and flexibility in HOW they want to demonstrate their learning, as well as the CONTENT they want to focus on. In this project, students will redesign Mount Rushmore as it has been more than 80 years since its construction. Students can use the same criteria (Presidents) or a completely different idea (activists, musicians, etc.) Additionally, they could choose to do a Mount
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9th - 12th
Unidad ELECCIONES y VOTACION (Elections, Voting) ELE Avanzado, Spanish, Español
Prepare your students to understand the electoral process, political elections and voting with this complete unit!This editable resource includes 20 slides carefully designed to engage and educate your students about the meaning and importance of elections.What's included:Learning outcomes about the unit.Discussion in pairs on the topicVocabulary / word wall (15 important words related to the topic included)Teaching and practice of the Future Imperfect / Simple in Spanish.Future Imperfect in reg
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Presidents' Day Activity | Middle & High School | Sub Plans | Digital Resources
Need a fun activity for Presidents' Day? This interactive resource will teach students about this U.S. holiday in a creative way! What's included in this resource (7 total slides)?Cover slide About the day (background builder)Money faces (learn about our currency + add a new face)Mount Rushmore (history + reflection on the monuments)Guess who part 1 (fun facts students guess the president with)Guess who part 2 (video revealing answers + reflection) My favorite (students select their favorite pre
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7th - 12th
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Progressive Era President Comparison
Bring a little LIFE to the Progressive Era Presidents with this symbolic character sheet. Using previous notes, videos, or any textbook, students will evaluate what made up the presidency of Roosevelt, Taft, and Wilson through a character sheet with questions such as:(in a box next to Roosevelt's heart) "Heart: What were his primary values (in his policies or otherwise)?"(in a box next to Wilson's hands) "Hands: What were some of his primary actions or accomplishments?"I typically utilize this i
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9th - 12th
Presidents' Day: Writing with Evidence
Looking for a timely way to reinforce writing skills and the citation of evidence? Keep it current by using this quick Write and Cite assignment to have the students practice the necessary skills of argument writing, in-text citations, and works cited page while researching the significance of Presidents' Day.My students need more help with these skills than a major essay or research paper can provide. This assignment is meant to be a quick one-period with homework or a two-period assignment. Al
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8th - 11th
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Presidents' Day Podcast: Happy Presidents' Day or... Not?
Looking for a meaningful yet prep-free way to discuss Presidents' Day? The podcast episode "Happy Presidents' Day or Not?" is a great way to engage students in reflective and critical practices about HOW we remember, learn, and teach about presidents. What you receive: 16-question podcast guide (8 listening/comprehension questions, 3 extension questions, 5 academic vocabulary terms)Instructional Notes Answer KeyPodcast details:Length: 24 minutesPodcast Name: Presidential by the Washington PostPo
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8th - 12th
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History of President's Day Reading and Questions
Seven-paragraph reading on the history of Presidents meant for high school students. There are seven total questions after the reading. Five multiple-choice and two open-ended responses. There is an answer key for all questions at the end of the document. This is a perfect 40-minute activity for President's Day. Follow up with a discussion of the final two open-ended questions to extend the time of the activity.
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9th - 12th
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American (U.S.) Presidents Review Project
A good understanding of the different time periods in American history includes understanding the leaders who were making the big decisions. This Presidents Project allows students to do individual research on one leader while reviewing important information about them all. This project includes: a Google Slides presentation with directions and individual student work slides; a research worksheet for students to fill out before creating their slide; a post-project worksheet to help solidify the
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9th - 12th
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Presidential Ranking Activity & Review
Meme formats make for great reviews. Take the popular S-tier format and rank presidents based on how you see them or their presidencies. My students always ask me who my favorite and least favorite presidents are. Without getting too political, I give different reasons for why I like or don't like them - I love Coolidge's pet raccoon Rebecca, and I'm not a fan of Hayes' beard, for example. Give your students the choice to do the same--driven either by what you've learned, politics, trivia, or ju
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9th - 12th
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President's Day Slideshow (Quick Lesson)
Looking for a quick 10-20 minute lesson on President's Day?This President's Day Slideshow is meant to be paired with the corresponding Lesson Plan (visit my store for the bundle)This quick lecture based lesson will educate your student's on what President's Day is, the origins of it, and ending with a mini discussion on why the day is slowly losing its significance The slideshow includes photographs of George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, The Washington Monument, The Lincoln Memorial, and current
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8th - 11th
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Also included in: Quick President's Day Lesson Plan & Slideshow
GOOGLE SLIDES MEMORIAL day patriotic themed spot the match virtual game
Occupational Therapy AMERICAN/ PATRIOTIC/ PRESIDENTS DAY/ 4th of JULY/ INDEPENDENCE DAY/ LABOR DAY/ MEMORIAL DAY / VETERANS DAY themed spot the match/ spot it/ search and find activity game! NO PREP! Great for virtual therapy or in person sessions. Spot the match visual perceptual game!Works on visual perceptual, scanning, figure ground skills. Also works on problem solving, executive functioning and working memory.Can be used for social skills groups and group OT or speech sessions too to take
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K - 12th
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George Washington's Presidency Slideshow
This 15 slide slideshow will provide teachers/students with a comprehensive summary of George Washington's Presidency. The slideshow details everything from Washington's inauguration to his farewell address as it covers important information such as Washington's background, legislation passed, main domestic policies, main foreign policies. This is a great resource for middle or high schooler learning about early America and anyone who is teaching about America's first President, George Washingt
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: George Washington Presidency Bundle
Presidential Spotlight Activity
This spotlight jigsaw activity is a great way for your students to research the Presidents of the United States!Applicable for grades 6-12.Follow the teacher directions listed on page 2 of the document to randomly select a U.S. President for each student. Using the question prompt on the main page, students will complete the questions and learn about their chosen President. The assignment can stop there OR you can turn this activity into a jigsaw! Each student can present what they've learned ab
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6th - 12th
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President's Day | Printable & Digital
President's Day Reading Comprehension, Biographies, Writing Activities and more for Students (Printable & Digital) - No prep lesson plan, student handouts, PowerPoint Slides and Google Doc - Perfect President's Day ELA or Social Studies classroom activities for distance learning or Google Classroom.Product Includes (Printable & Digital):Lesson PlanStudent HandoutsPowerPoint SlidesGoogle DocCommon Core ELA Standards3-Point Rubric for effortless gradingBell Ringer: "If I were President.."G
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3rd - 12th
Also included in: Holiday Reading Comprehension & Writing Bundle
George Washington Slideshow Guided Notes
This guided notes packet will help students following along with the accompanying posted on George Washington's Presidency. The notes and slide show will provide teachers/students with a comprehensive summary of George Washington's Presidency. The slideshow details everything from Washington's inauguration to his farewell address as it covers important information such as Washington's background, legislation passed, main domestic policies, main foreign policies. This is a great resource for midd
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: George Washington Presidency Bundle
Leadership Project - Mount Rushmore
In this creative project, students have to determine which 4 leaders they'd enshrine in their version of Mount Rushmore. It includes a visual creation, written component, and presentation. This is a great activity for leadership and social studies classes, or to use for President's Day. Rubric included. Follow us on TPT and be the first to know about discounts, freebies, and new resources!Leave feedback and get TPT credit to use on future purchases:Go to your My Purchases page.Click on the Provi
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6th - 12th
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For use with Washington [HISTORY.com] Episode 1: Loyal Subject | DIGITAL & PRINT
If the thought of showing WASHINGTON- EPISODE 1: LOYAL SUBJECT from History.com and hoping your students will quietly watch and be attentive has ever made you weep, tear out your hair, question your existence, or binge-watch cat videos—because it’s just that frustrating and overwhelming—I made this resource for you. If you wish you had an easy to follow guide for the videos that you didn’t have to create yourself—I made this resource for you.If you wish you had an easy to follow guide in print a
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5th - 11th
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Presidential Election Day History Bingo President's Day Digital Activity
Get your students engaged and excited about Presidents Day, and the history of presidential elections, with this interactive and educational Election Day Bingo on Google Slides! Featuring historical facts about past Presidents, this Bingo game is a fun way to teach students about all of the past presidents of the United States!This Bingo game is perfect for in-person or remote learning and can be customized for any grade level or subject!NO PREP NEEDED! This activity and game are all set-up for
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4th - 12th
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Digital President Research Project for Google Slides™ | Special Ed Project
This Digital President Research Project is the perfect activity for President’s Day or a fun way to practice research using Google™ tools. In this activity, students will choose and research a president, then complete a Google Slide presentation with the information they found. The purpose of this President Research Project is for students to practice researching a specific topic, present the information to an audience, and integrate technology into their presentation. I use this activity in my
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7th - 12th
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Abraham Lincoln Biography Google Slides w/Speaker Notes (Middle or High School)
This Google Slides presentation covers the major events in Lincoln's biography. It can be use by teacher for direct instruction and lectures, or for students to review and take notes. It has some elements for Cornell Notes, and extensive teacher notes to accompany slides. Outline:SummaryEarly LifeEarly Adult LifeMarriage and PoliticsPresidency and Civil WarAssassination
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8th - 11th
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