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Description
This book examines the history of Presidents' Day and describes some of the ways that this holiday is celebrated.
Quick Summary
"Presidents' Day" by Hamilton Lynn explores the history of the holiday and describes how Americans celebrate it today, from its origins as Washington's Birthday to modern observances with flag ceremonies and family activities. The book covers specific topics like the lives of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln, why the holiday moved to Mondays, and how schools and communities honor past leaders. If your child enjoys holiday books like "The Story of the Golden State Warriors of the Golden State Warriors the Titanic" or other simple non-fiction about American history, they'll find this an accessible introduction to understanding national traditions. The book works well for children in grades K-3, especially kids in 2nd-3rd grade reading at a 5.4 level who are curious about how American holidays came to be.