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4th Grade President Reports

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  Link   American Presidents: Life Portraits
Biographical facts, key events of each presidency, presidential places; complete video archive (videos must be downloaded for viewing) of all American Presidents: Life Portraits programming, plus additional resources
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  Link   America's Story: U.S. Presidents
Kid-friendly resource from the Library of Congress on 14 of the men who have been president.
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  Link   National Park Service: Presidents
Great site to learn about 4 Presidents: Washington, Lincoln, Grant, and Theodore Roosevelt
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  Link   Presidents
Information on the presidents directly from the White House.
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  Link   Presidents of the United States: POTUS
From the Internet Public Library, this site contains background information, election results, cabinet members, notable events, points of interest on each president, and more.
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  Link   Presidential Fact File
Lots of good information about our presidents and their families.
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  Link   U. S. Presidents - History Channel
Thank you to 4th grader AB for pointing out this great resource from the History Channel.
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  Link   White House 101
Slide show of our presidents, their pets, facts about the White House, and more.
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  Link   Wayback: U.S. History for Kids
Learn some cool presidential secrets at this site!
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  Link   First Ladies
Learn about the women who were married to our presidents.
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Felipa Solario pauses as she cries while telling her story of having her husband, an illegal immigrant, taken away by authorities some months ago, while she joined hundreds at a solidarity rally at St. Matthews Church  to protest the provisions of the new Arizona immigration law that went into effect Thursday, July 29, 2010 in Phoenix, the day after portions of Arizona's SB1070 went into effect, but after a federal judge struck down some of the law's provisions. (AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin)AP - The Obama administration, unable to push an immigration overhaul through Congress, is considering ways it could go around lawmakers to allow undocumented immigrants to stay in the United States, according to an agency memo.