Presidents Day Craft - Abraham Lincoln Plate Craft for Kids

Here is a really fun Abraham Lincoln Craft for Kids celebrating Presidents Day for Kids  – Abraham Lincoln Plate Craft for kids 3-8 years old.

Presidents Day Craft for Kids - Abraham Lincoln craft, log cabin snack, and free printable worksheets for kids from Toddler, Preschool, Kindergarten to 1st-6th grade.



Presidents day is just a little over 2 weeks away.






Presidents Day Activities for Kids










Abraham Lincoln Craft for Kids


President’s Day Craft for Kids

So here is what you need to make an Abraham Lincoln Costume for Kids 3-8 years old:


  • Paper or Styrofoam Plate

  • 1 piece Black Construction Paper

  • Black felt (or black craft foam or even just another piece of black construction paper)

  • 2 Jumbo Craft Sticks

  • Scissors & a stapler


Paper Plate Craft for Presidents Day First you will need to cut out the inside of the circle so you can see your child’s cute little face.



Now cut 2” horizontally off the black construction paper. Staple the larger piece of construction paper (vertically to make a tall hat), the 2” strip horizontally to make the hat’s brim, and a craft stick at the back to the top of the plate. 



Note: Don’t skip the craft stick at the back of the hat. The craft stick behind the hat gives the hat some stability so it doesn’t flop down.

Abraham Lincoln Craft for Kids

Cut the felt to be just longer than the width of your plate in a “bumpy” pattern to make it look like a beard. Fold over and tape.



Finally, staple a jumbo craft stick to the bottom of the plate for your child to hold the mask. Alternatively you could attach string by hole punching both sides and tie it around your child’s head.

Isn’t is super cute?



This Abraham Lincoln Costume would be great for a President’s day play too!






Abraham Lincoln Log Cabin Snack for Kids


Abraham Lincoln Log Cabin Snack for Kids

We made a very simple, but incredibly fun Abraham Lincoln Log Cabin snack for the kids as part of our President’s Day Mini Unit.



I gave the kids graham crackers, large pretzel rods, small pretzel sticks, and peanut butter to build a log cabin. The kids got really creative and had fun building their logs – they almost forgot to eat them. They tasted supper yummy too!



Note: Please skip the peanut butter if your child has a peanut/nut allergy.


 



Presidents Day Unit









We used the President's Day Printable Mini-Unit to learn more about Presidents Day. This 44 page free printable pack for K-6th grade includes:


  • 30 pages of Copywork including quotes from Abraham Lincoln & George Washington



  • President’ Day Acrostic Poems



  • Design Your Own Coin



  • Money Bingo



  • Mount Rushmore Facts & Activity



  • If I were the President Writing



  • and more!


We also read President’s Day by Natalie M. Rosinsky which did an great job of explaining what President’s Day is and how it began.  It also includes why we honor George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, and more.  



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Beth Gorden is a homeschooling mother of six who strives to enjoy every moment with her kids through hands-on learning, crafts, new experiences, and lots of playing together. Beth is also the creator and author of 123 Homeschool 4 Me where she shares 1000+ free printables, creative homeschool lessons, crafts, and other fun ideas to help preschool and homeschooling families have fun while learning and exploring together.