George Washington First President Notes Lesson Plan PowerPoint
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- Teacher Contributor:
- Make History Fun
- Grade Level:
- 5-12
- Resource Type:
- Zip File
- Pages:
- 17
Description
This set of notes and presentations covers the 1st president of the United States under the Constitution, George Washington. It covers his cabinet, the fears of Americans, fears that he had, and it also covers some legislative passed during his presidency.
The notes are fill in the blank notes so the students only have to write down a few words as they go to take notes. There are also questions the students have to answer throughout the presentation that will provide discussion opportunities within your class.
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