George WashingtonHis Life and History

The Early Years Born in Virginia—February 22, 1732 At least 8 years of schooling—best in math Age 11; his father died. Raised by Older

Brothers and Uncles

(My family also lived in

the Rappahannock Valley)

Plantation Life

Hardworking Planted tobacco, fruit, grains, & vegetables Developed life-long love for horses

Plantation Life Enjoyed hunting, fishing, and boating on

the river

Life as a General Commander in Chief - July 15th 1775

Life as a General Commander in Chief - July 15th 1775 United the Colonies

Life as a General Commander in Chief - July 15th 1775 United the Colonies Suffered many hardships

Life as a General Commander in Chief - July 15th 1775 United the Colonies Suffered many hardships

Washington’s quartersat Valley Forge

Life as President Inauguration Day Life in the Executive

Mansion Sing “First in War”

Life as President Inauguration Day Life in the Executive Mansion Number one First Lady Martha

Washington

Last Days Last Letter Death

Colonial Children Stories

The Little Hero

Putnam and the Wolf

The Brave Little Girl

Boston Boys