Did you know when George Washington was born? He was born Feb 22, 1732. That was a long time ago! He was the first president of the United States and was considered one of the reasons why we enjoy our freedom today. In celebration of America's Birthday, here is...
This is a great craft to make when learning about George Washington or even for your classroom celebrations on President's Day. Be sure to check out our free George Washington Lapbook to expand this into a thematic unit. Materials: Construction Paper Stapler Glitter glue or Star Stickers Suggest Resources for a Unit Study:
Children love to learn about our National Landmarks, especially Mt. Rushmore and all the hard work that was put into it. There are some amazing websites and videos online for children to watch how it was made, but it's always more fun to recreate this landmark with some creative sculpture. Materials: Clay...
Every child should learn about the Statue of Liberty! This is a great craft for children to make and wear. Use this alongside pretend play and role playing the events of our Nation's history. Materials: 2 Green Paper Plates (Paint them if necessary) Scissors Stapler Art Project Tutorial: Suggest Resources for a Unit Study: Step 1 Cut...
This is a fun twist to making an American Flag. Children use white crayon to make the stars then paint over them with blue watercolor. The stripes are made with masking tape and red watercolor paint. Materials: Sheet of Paper White Crayon Masking Tape Watercolors Suggest Resources for a Unit Study: Art Project Tutorial: Step...
Even though we don't recite the Pledge of Allegiance each morning in our homeschool classroom, my children have learned it through various extra curricular groups and activities. Awana, American Heritage Girls, Boy Scouts and even church activities all make sure that children know this...
Next week is Independence Day! I can't believe it is here again already. It seems like it catches me by surprise every year. Here are some printable resources you can use with your kiddos next week: Or maybe Pin for next year :) Preschool Bible Printables on
