Books with title Celebrate Presidents' Day

The United States may be a relatively young country, but in just over 240 years of independence, the United States has had more than 40 presidents. Being president isn't an easy job, so every year we take a day to celebrate and honor the presidents of past and present. This informative book teaches readers more about the history of the role of president of the United States and highlights particularly influential presidents of the past. Colorful images help readers explore how different families like to celebrate Presidents' Day.

The United States may be a relatively young country, but in just over 240 years of independence, the United States has had more than 40 presidents. Being president isn't an easy job, so every year we take a day to celebrate and honor the presidents of past and present. This informative book teaches readers more about the history of the role of president of the United States and highlights particularly influential presidents of the past. Colorful images help readers explore how different families like to celebrate Presidents' Day.

In the United States, Presidents Day is a special day to honor those leaders who have held the countrys highest office. Every third Monday of February, citizens learn about the lives of the nations presidents, visit national monuments, and hold historical reenactments. This title will inform young readers of this holidays history and how its celebrations have transformed through the years. Simple information text introduces key details of holidays. Text/photo correspondence aids in learning key details of text. Well-organized chapters help students identify primary details. Photo labels visually define glossary terms and other important words. Maps highlight the places where the holidays began or are celebrated the most. ""How to Say"" sidebars introduce cultural words and offer pronunciations. Activity pages invite further learning about holidays traditions (recipes, crafts, etc.) Table of contents, glossary, index are also included.

Are you looking for meaningful yet inexpensive activities to promote your children’s interest in America’s national holidays? The “A Boy Learns to Bake” series is for you! Book 1 tells the story of a boy who bakes a cherry pie to celebrate Presidents’ Day.Drawing on the heartwarming and humorous experience of teaching children to bake, and on her knowledge of learning design, author Charlene A. Derby has created a unique resource for parents and teachers. The boy’s interest in the Presidents’ Day holiday is told in the story Cherry Pie.“Be Curious” provides activities that explore the history of Presidents’ Day and the folklore of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. These activities support the reading and social studies standards for elementary school curriculum.“Be Creative” provides the boy’s cherry pie recipe, with suggestions on how to “level up” to a more difficult recipe. “Talk Like a Baker” defines the baking terms used in the story and activities.“A Letter to Parents” explains why baking is a developmentally beneficial activity for children, one that helps build academic, social, and life skills. The Presidents’ Day holiday represents a rich heritage for all citizens and residents of the United States of America. Cherry Pie allows you and your family to enjoy a stimulating conversation about the holiday while savoring a delicious dessert.