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Presidential Portrait Gallery By Kids
Nearly 12,000 students sent in drawings of their favorite U.S. President for Scholastic Book Clubs first-ever "Picture a President" contest.Which President do you admire most and why?
We've created a showcase of the winning portrait and the finalists, in addition to a portrait for each U.S. President. Can you identify all 44 presidents? Tell us which president do you admire most and why.
This past September, we asked kids across the country to choose their favorite president and draw a portrait of him for Scholastic Book Clubs first-ever "Picture a President" Drawing Contest. Nearly 12,000 students sent in drawings of U.S. Presidents -- from George Washington, to Franklin Pierce, to President-elect Barack Obama.
Helena Bundy, a 10-year-old from Duarte, Calif., won the grand prize (a trip to Washington, D.C.) for her portrait of Woodrow Wilson, the 28th President of the United States. Ten finalists also won a collection of presidential books.
The "Picture a President" Portrait Gallery will be on display at the Inaugural Fest in Washington, D.C. January 16-24 and in the lobby of Scholastic, Inc. headquarters in New York City until March.
- Which president do you admire most and why?
- See the complete list of Winners for the "Picture a President" Drawing Contest
Included Here:
Articles
Web Hunt: Presidents Past, Present, and Future
Take a trip to meet presidents from long ago and get a glimpse into the future as you find facts about the Commander-in-Chief.
Timeline: Guide to U.S. Presidents
Information on every president's birthplace, political party, term of office, and more
Match the Presidents' Portraits
Check out Scholastic's first-ever Kids' Presidential Portrait Gallery. How fast can you match up the President's portrait with a kid's drawing of the President?
Collateral
Printables
- Everything You Need:
- Subjects:Arts and Creativity, The Presidency, Communication and the Internet, Computers, Educational Technology, Teaching with Technology
- Skills:Online Sources, Social Studies, Timelines

