![]() Included is a wealth of information about the life and accomplishments of Abraham Lincoln from childhood through his early career to his tenure as president. This clever book focuses on our popular 16th president in an alphabet book format. Abe Lincoln: His Wit and Wisdom From A-Z by Alan Schroeder Illustrated by John O’Brien Best for: Grades K-2 What sets this title apart is the collection of engaging photographs, which give students an insider perspective on the highest office in the land. This nonfiction reader gives standard information about the presidency, with special attention to the different facets of the job, like working with Congress and other world leaders, acting as commander of the armed forces, and upholding various traditions. ![]() What is the President’s Job? by Allison Singer Best for: Grades K-2 We know that Abraham Lincoln often spoke about fairness, but how did he become the president who abolished slavery? This colorfully illustrated book follows Lincoln from childhood to the White House, including the Civil War and his legendary Gettysburg Address. I Am Abraham Lincoln by Brad Meltzer and Christopher Eliopoulos Best for: Grades K-2 ![]() This book includes a helpful timeline of Washington’s history and colorful cartoon illustrations to bring the story to life. He was never too afraid to be the first to try something-even when it was time to become the first leader of a brand new nation, the United States of America. George Washington was known for his courage. I Am George Washington by Brad Meltzer and Christopher Eliopoulos Best for: Grades K-2 If I Were President by Catherine Stier and Diane DiSalvo-Ryan Best for: Grades Pre-K-3ĥ. What would it be like if you ran for president? What would it feel like to wait for the results on Election Day? Spark a great conversation with students with this multicultural and inclusive book that explores everything from starring in commercials and seeing your face on bumper stickers to traveling in your own campaign bus! 4. If I Ran For President by Catherine Stier and Avril Lynne Memorable quirky facts, like how one president had a pet alligator, round out the more general ones. Without requiring additional teacher explanation, this book covers all the basics about the role of President of the United States, from how one is elected to how he-or potentially she, the text makes clear-spends the day. This author obviously has a lot of experience explaining complex concepts to very young children. P is For President by Wendy Cheyette Lewison, illustrated by Valerio Fabbretti Best for: Grades Pre-K-1 It reads as an engaging narrative, making it a reliable read aloud for teachers of young students around President’s Day. It also shares humanistic details such as his love of fishing and horseback riding and includes a tame overview of the Revolutionary War. ![]() This newer addition to a throwback series provides a straightforward account of how George Washington came to be the first president of the United States. ![]()
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