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Dive into an engaging history lesson about the White House and its significance in American governance. We'll explore alternative names for the White House, such as the Executive Mansion and the Presidential Palace. Discover fun facts about past presidents, including James Buchanan and his unique life as the only unmarried president. Learn about the iconic features of the White House, including its 132 rooms and 32 bathrooms. Join us as we discuss presidential trivia and special events like the Easter Egg Roll and Christmas at the White House!
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History Lesson By: Natalie Faith
Look at the Wordle, and write down some ideas that come to mind!
From your notes and the words on the Wordle, What do you think we will be discussing today?
SOME OTHER NAMES FOR THE WHITE HOUSE ARE: Executive Mansion THE President's House the President's Palace Presidential Mansion Can you think of a name for your house?
Can Anyone tell me… WHO THE PRESIDENT IS RIGHT NOW?
If you said… BARACK OBAMA! You’re Right! Good Job! Hooray for You!
Does anyone know… HOW MANY PRESIDENTS THE UNITED STATES HAS HAD?
If you thought… 44 THEN YOU WOULD BE RIGHT!
DOES ANYONE KNOW OF A PRESIDENT WHO WAS BORN AND LIVED CLOSE TO CHAMBERSBURG, PA? Think Hard…
If you thought of… JAMES BUCHANAN Then you would be correct! James Buchanan’s nickname was “Old Buck” Buchanan was the only president to never be married.
In the White House there is: 132 rooms 32 BATHROOMS 412 doors 147 windows 28 fireplaces 7staircases 3 elevators
FUN FACTS! At 6 feet, 4 inches (1.9 meters), Abraham Lincoln was the tallest U.S. President. William Henry Harrison, the ninth President, was the only President who studied to be a medical doctor. Millard Fillmore, the 13th President, was the first President to have a stepmother. James Garfield, the 20th President, was the first left-handed President.
SPECIAL EVENTS AT THE WHITE HOUSE EASTER EGG ROLL CHRISTMAS AT THE WHITE HOUSE
To find out more information about the public events at the White House refer to:http://www.whitehouse.gov/about/tours-and-events