United StatesPresident Abraham Lincoln Resources
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President Abraham Lincoln's 200th Birthday was on February 12, 2009. Celebrate this president's impact on the United States with these printable and lesson planning activities. Focus your lessons this Presidents' Day on Lincoln and his presidential accomplishments. |
A biography of Abraham Lincoln. Worksheets Focused on LincolnCreate a mini-book about Abraham Lincoln. This is a great activity for studying U.S. presidents or celebrating Presidents' Day. Students read facts about the Lincoln Memorial and answer related questions. Teach children about Abraham Lincoln with this wordsearch. Teach children about the great U.S. president Abraham Lincoln with these activities. Students read a biography of Abraham Lincoln, and then put together an illustrated book about him. Complete this Presidents' Day word search by finding words related to Russell Freedman's "Lincoln: A Photobiography." Celebrate Presidents' Day by playing this matching game with cut-out cards related to Abraham Lincoln. Children learn about the life of Abraham Lincoln by filling in the words to the story. Celebrate Presidents' Day with this printable. Find the least common multiple of different numbers in this Presidents' Day math printable. Celebrate Presidents' Day with reading material about the life of Abe Lincoln and supporting exercises. Have your students create bookmarks to honor Lincoln and Washington this Presidents' Day. Spark children's imaginations with this drawing activity for Presidents' Day. This printable asks children to imagine Abraham Lincoln's dream about a musical instrument. Fill in a time line to review key events in the life of Abraham Lincoln. Celebrate Presidents' Day with a coloring page of Abraham Lincoln, the sixteenth president of the United States. Test children's knowledge of Abraham Lincoln and his life with this Presidents' Day crossword puzzle. Students compare two presidents: Lincoln and Kennedy. Read a story about the lives of Abraham Lincoln and George Washington, and complete the questions that follow in this Presidents' Day printable. Assign one of seven journal topics for students on the subject of Abraham Lincoln. These writing prompts are perfect for Presidents' Day. | References to Lincoln's SpeechesRead the full text of Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address. This resource is a great supplement to your units on U.S. Presidents and the impact their contributions have made on the country. Read Abraham Lincoln's 1863 Proclamation, which occurred around Thanksgiving. This is a good way to integrate history lessons into your Thanksgiving fun. Students read quotes from Lincoln that express his split feeling about ending slavery and they respond to his positions. The text of Lincoln's second inaugural address, given on Saturday, March 4, 1865. This is a good resource to use during the presidential election process. The full text of Lincoln's speech denouncing the United States' division over slavery. Hold a Lincoln-Douglas style debate and learn about major political issues. This is an excellent activity to conduct during the presidential elections, when candidates are holding debates. Quizzes on LincolnThe spelling of Abraham Lincoln vocabulary words is assessed in this quiz. Students fill in the blanks to complete statements about the life of Abraham Lincoln. Students can review the facts of Abraham's Lincoln's life by taking this quiz. See how much children know about Abe Lincoln – give them this challenging true/false quiz after reading Abraham Lincoln by Ingri d'Aulaire. Additional Presidential Resources |
