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February, President's Day, social studies · February 16, 2012

George Washington & Abraham Lincoln Reader & Sorting Sheets

In case you haven’t snagged my President’s Day freebies yet, I’m sharing these again!

Here is a George Washington and Abraham Lincoln fluency sheet and a compare/contrast sheet:

To download, complete the form below:

For more President’s Day ideas, check out my complete unit!

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