Presidents Day ! George Washington Abraham Lincoln CoinsMonuments 1 point 2 points 5 points 5 points5 points 10 points.

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Presidents Day ! George Washington Abraham Lincoln CoinsMonuments 1 point 2 points 5 points 5 points5 points 10 points

George Washington was the ____ President. Examples: first, second, third, fourth, etc.

Who was first?

Abraham Lincoln was the ____ President. Examples: First, second, third, fourth, etc.

Who was 16 th ?

George Washington ’ s fake teeth were made of ___ and _____.

What is gold and ivory?

George Washington bravely fought in this war.

What is the Revolutionary War?

George Washington was the only President who didn ’ t live in Washington D. C. because this building wasn ’ t finished yet.

What is the White House?

Abraham Lincoln helped to free these people.

Who are slaves?

Abraham Lincoln used to store papers in this article of clothing.

What is a top hat?

Abraham Lincoln was a _____ before he was President.

What is a lawyer?

Thomas Jefferson is on the ____.

What is a nickel?

Franklin Delano Roosevelt is on the _____.

What is a dime?

These two presidents are on a coin and a bill.

Who are George Washington and Abraham Lincoln?

On the back of this coin you can use a magnifying glass to see the statue of a president inside a monument.

What is a penny?

This monument in Washington D. C. is very tall. It hurts your neck to look up when you stand next to it!

What is the Washington Monument?

The 50 flags around the Washington Monument represent the 50 ____.

What are the 50 states?

The Washington Monument, the Lincoln Memorial, and the Jefferson Memorial are all made out of this expensive material.

What is marble?

This monument for four presidents was carved into a mountain in South Dakota. It was very dangerous to make!

What is Mount Rushmore?