Presidents Day Crafts for Preschoolers is a great way to get children involved in celebrating and learning all about our past and present leaders with some fun projects and activities.
We love these quick and easy crafts for preschoolers as they often take less than thirty minutes to make and require no special tools or skills which makes them perfect for the littlest crafters.
While the month of February is often kept to lots of Valentine's Day crafts it can also be fun to continue the excitement after the 14th with the next holiday, President's Day.
Why do we celebrate President's Day?
Every year, the United States celebrates President's Day on the third Monday in February. President's Day was created to honor the birthday of the nation's first president, George Washington. Abraham Lincoln's birthday is also celebrated as he was born in February as well.
Although it was created to honor George Washington's birthday it has become a day we celebrate all the other men who have served as president of this great country.
Presidents Day Crafts for Preschoolers
Paper Bag President Puppet Craft
"These paper bag president puppets are fun for kids to make and they are the perfect thing to keep kids busy when you are talking about the real-life men the puppets are emulating. If you want to keep this craft mess-free, switch out the paint for construction paper and glue their clothes on, rather than painting them on." - Sight and Sound Reading
Paper Plate President's Day Masks
"Masks are always a hit with the little ones as well. These Presidents Day crafts will definitely be fun for your kids to create." - The Primary Parade
Cardboard Tube George Washington and Abe Lincoln
Craft up these fun cardboard tube crafts of George and Abe by Kix Cereal.
Abraham Lincoln Penny President on a Stick Craft
"This clever Abraham Lincoln “President on a Stick” craft is the perfect President’s Day project for any age group you are working with!" - Surviving a Teacher's Salary
Future Voter - I Voted Button Craft
"Instead of getting a sticker, they get to make these fun buttons! It's just paper, but they turned out so cute. I usually attach stuff to kids' shirts with a paper clip. But if you want to get fancy, you could hot glue one of those pins to the back of it." - The Lemonade Stand Teacher
President’s Day Abe Lincoln Handprint
"President’s Day Abe Lincoln Handprint" - Things to Share and Remember
President's Day Abraham Lincoln Paper Plate Kid's Craft
"This simple Abraham Lincoln paper plate craft is perfect for President’s Day kid’s crafts or for a kid’s activity any time of year! Pair it with history lessons, book reports, or one of our favorite children’s books below." - Surving a Teacher's Salary
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