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Presidents Day Symbols of America | February Bulletin Board Ideas 1st 2nd Grade

(130 customer reviews)

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Bring your social studies lessons to life this February with this engaging President’s Day Symbols of America resource. Designed to help students explore six important national symbols, this set includes anchor charts, informational passages, and an interactive notebook activity that reinforces key facts in a student-friendly format.

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Bring your social studies lessons to life this February with this engaging President’s Day Symbols of America resource. Designed to help students explore six important national symbols, this set includes anchor charts, informational passages, and an interactive notebook activity that reinforces key facts in a student-friendly format.

Perfect for President’s Day or American Symbols units, this resource builds background knowledge and supports reading comprehension through short, accessible texts and visuals that support whole-group instruction, small groups, or independent work.

What’s Included:

  • 6 Anchor Charts (one per symbol)
  • 6 Student Reading Passages (easy-to-read, informational text)
  • Interactive Notebook Templates for each symbol

Symbols Covered:

  • The American Flag
  • The White House
  • The Bald Eagle
  • The Statue of Liberty
  • The Liberty Bell
  • Mount Rushmore

Use this versatile resource for President’s Day activities, American symbols lessons, or cross-curricular reading and social studies practice.

✅ Download the preview to get a closer look at these templates and examples from my classroom!

130 reviews for Presidents Day Symbols of America | February Bulletin Board Ideas 1st 2nd Grade

  1. Teaching and Moore –

    Thank you~!

  2. Nancy B. –

    Good product. Please change the Star Spangled Banner chart to The US Flag chart.

  3. Brenda S. –

    Thank You!

  4. Lisa Knoeppel –

    Perfect! Thanks for sharing!

  5. Nancy B. –

    Great resource for my kiddos!

  6. keylis M. –

    I love the posters!

  7. Cynthia R. –

    Love these anchor charts

  8. Cheri G. –

    Thanks for these!

  9. sandra D. –

    THANKS…:)

  10. Buyer –

    Thank you!

  11. Cynthia D. –

    thank you, very useful!

  12. Sara S. –

    Great cards for vocabulary! Thanks!

  13. Tiffany Hughes –

    These are very cute and a great visual to have in the classroom! I will definitely be putting them up for our American symbols unit…perfect!

  14. Terri S. –

    These will be perfect to display when teaching that unit and easy for them to put in their journals. Thanks for sharing!!!

  15. Kristine White –

    Great visual reminder for my kiddos! Thanks for sharing!

  16. Unitedtoteach –

    These are very graphically pleasing to the eye. I would love to feature this product in my July newsletter pages that I send to my members of my website. It fits in so well with the History Page that I am working on. Every newsletter page that I share with my members has a section called “Cool Things We Came Across,” and I could feature your product there. I would provide a link back to your store. All I need is an email from you, stating I have your permission, as well as a link back to your store. You can email me at [email protected]
    Thanks for sharing!

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