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This document summarizes a lesson plan using the White House website to teach students about the presidents and the White House. It recommends having students take a virtual tour of the White House and create a floor plan of their favorite room. Another activity suggests having students research an interesting president, find 3 uncommon facts about them, and rewrite the facts with a photo of the president. The website provides biographies of all US presidents and educational resources about the White House and presidency.
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- 2. Why I chose this site... 100% free! Social Studies Concentration. Always a popular unit within elementary schools. Very easy site to use and incorporate into a classroom!
- 3. What I liked... Organized list of all presidents with attached Bios for each. Section dedicated to Air Force One! President’s Day lesson plans! Interactive Tour of the White House!
- 4. White House Lesson Idea(grades 2-6) First have your students take a tour of the most famous residence in the United States. After exploring, have them create a floor plan for their favorite room within the White House. On the back of their floor plan, have your students write a brief passage explaining the room and the purpose it serves to the president
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- 6. THE END