2 Writing Activities & Crafts for Presidents' Day (with FREEBIES)!
By Michael • April 3, 2018
Presidents' Day is Monday, February 15th and, if you're already planning ahead, you might consider adding this fun lesson/craft that we found over at Step into 2nd Grade with Mrs. Lemons to your lesson plans!
Abraham Lincoln Writing Craftivity
KWLs are great for helping your students organize their knowledge and learning. As you introduce and learn about the topic of Abraham Lincoln, here's an awesome freebie for your kiddos to use! [You can find the download below]
With their learning organized, now your students can write about it! We love this craft (with FREE template!) that Amy put together. Your students will have a blast crafting it and, when finished, it makes for a great display!
Extension: George Washington
Similar to the writing craftivity above, here's a KWL and craft idea to help your students organize and write about what they've learned about George Washington!
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