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Presidents Day THEME PARTY |
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Presidents Day
THEME COMBINING IDEAS |
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For a fun Presidents Day
theme party, the Party Supplies Hut
has all your Presidents Day party themed supplies. George Washington, the 1st president of the United States, and Abraham Lincoln, the 16th president of the United States, have their birthdays celebrated each year as a national holiday Presidents Day is the 2nd Monday of February.
It's easy to use President's Day and Election Day as a chance to learn and play, especially if you're looking for a party to have at school. Kids can learn about some of the more notable Presidents of the United States and simple things about how government works. There are numerous cartoons you can track down about the government and presidents to play for the children. For an arts project children can make up presidential portraits in macaroni to take home. Party Theme combining is a clever way to make
your event unique and extra special. Take your guests into the
world of the Presidents Day theme party by following the party
theme throughout the party. Create a feeling of Presidents Day Theme Party. |
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EDUCATIONAL
PARTY |
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Have crazy Thanksgiving
Parties with a
Presidents Day
Theme Party.
Enjoy the Presidents Day
party by adding an
educational
learning
experience.
A festive
party can be had with an
educational twist.
Each February, we celebrate President’s Day on the third Monday of the month. Because it’s a federal holiday, many children stay home from school, and many parents get the luxury of a day off. So, to enjoy the time you have together for the day, have a President’s Day party with a little education thrown in to keep things interesting! It’s a great time to talk about our government, voting,election day, what the President does, and why there is a day to honor them. Using play money, show the children all the presidents on the bills, and then ask them to design a new bill in whatever amount they want, with a different president. Tell them about the different presidents on the money and why they were important enough to make it on the bills. Find out what they would do if they got to be president for a day, and why. Teach them about voting, the White House, Mt. Rushmore, and why these things are special. Using clay, you can let your children make their own versions of the White House and/or Mount Rushmore. Print pictures of the presidents and color them. Share some facts about who the President was when you were born, and when each child was born. Dress up as the President, and give a speech to everyone! The most important thing about this educational party is that while the children learn about President’s Day, they engage many senses, and get creative with many kinds of play. Always ask them questions, as you may learn something new, too!
Upcoming
seasonal fun
history:
4th of July History
Flag Day History
Independence Day History
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