In His Honor: Lincoln by the Numbers Lincoln’s memory is honored by places named for him and his image appearing in public art, on postage stamps, and of course on the penny! Discover the many ways Lincoln has been remembered, then create a stamp, coin, or statue in honor of someone you think is important. More
Hats Off to Lincoln! Lincoln was famous for wearing a top hat. Have fun making your own paper top hat. Then wear it proudly as you write and give a speech about an issue you care about! Share all of your creations on social media using the hashtag #CHMatHomeFamilies.
Lincoln’s Undying Words Lincoln was known for his speeches, many of which are still recited by students today and continue to inspire contemporary leaders. Read an excerpt from his second inaugural address and create your own “found poem” from the text. Share all of your creations on social media using the hashtag #CHMatHomeFamilies.
Lincoln’s Life and My Life Abraham Lincoln led a very interesting life, from humble beginnings in a frontier cabin to becoming the sixteenth president of the United States. Create a timeline book that shows Lincoln’s life story side by side with yours! Share all of your creations on social media using the hashtag #CHMatHomeFamilies.
Imagining Lincoln Abraham Lincoln is portrayed larger than life in the painting The Railsplitter (1860). Look carefully at the artwork to find all the details that show Lincoln’s leadership qualities and tell his life story. Then make a poster honoring someone you admire! Share all of your creations on social media using the hashtag #CHMatHomeFamilies.