James Watt

Cute and fun Presidents Day crafts and activities for kids. Easy and educational presidents day activities for kids...help children learn and have fun too!

town crier, uniform, Napoleonic, grounds man, jacket, frock coat, tail coat, breeches, regency, cloak, 1750, 1830, waistcoat, triple cape, frill shirt, fall front, trousers

The first half of an instructional piece done for class- I planned to do the next half on gentility and courtesies but, of course, I'm in college. ... How to be an 18th Cent. Gent

This is a pattern for tricorn hat for XVIII century, you may invent your own hats based on this one. Example: [link] Please credit me if you use the pat... SD BJD tricorn hat

step 05 step How to Make an Easy George Washington Hat for Presidents Day

Since the opening of Fashioning Fashion: European Dress in Detail, 1700–1915, the Costume and Textiles Department has received many requests to share how we created the paper wigs seen on the exhib…

Hello Again Everyone! I wanted to quickly share our upcoming Reading/Social Studies Integrated Unit.The next couple of weeks will be focused on some of our presidents. We put together a little unit to help celebrate George Washington and Abraham Lincoln, and February is the perfect month to learn through reading about these historical figures! Here are a couple of pics from our unit! Make a tricorn hat! A fun hands on visual!! Hope this helps you make some integration with your curric!! For…

Happy President’s Day! i hope that you all had a fabulous president’s weekend. just for fun i made these president photo booth props with my boys, because of course you need to dress up like a President on President’s Day. they love taking photos, so they were excited for this craft. these presidential photo props were VERY easy Read More...

Exhibited in the "Bayrisches National Museum" Munich. Probably human hair

1740-80's

Join us Saturday, February 13 from 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. at any Lakeshore Learning Store for #FreeCraftsForKids! Honor the presidents of our country with these easy-to-make masks!

Celebrate Presidents' Day by making one or more of these fun projects!

Tri-cornered hats have brims with three points and people wore them during the colonial era. Some early American presidents wore tri-cornered hats. Make your own tri-cornered hat to celebrate President's Day, to use as part of a school lesson about colonial times or to wear with a Halloween costume.