Inauguration Day Printables

With Inauguration Day 2025 just around the corner, now is the perfect time to introduce this important event to your students! Whether you teach kindergarteners or upper elementary students, these Inauguration Day Printables are an engaging way to help kids learn about the presidential inauguration, its traditions, and the role of the President and Vice President of the United States.

What’s Included in the Printables?

These resources include everything you need to bring Inauguration Day to life in your classroom:

1. Informational Posters:
   Teach your students the basics of Inauguration Day with colorful and engaging posters. The posters explain what Inauguration Day is, where it takes place, when it happens, and more!
2. Printable Booklet:
   Help your students dive deeper with a printable booklet that combines reading and comprehension. The booklet includes simple, kid-friendly explanations of the events and traditions, paired with adorable illustrations to keep students engaged.
3. Letter Template for the President:
   A fun way to connect the learner to current events is writing a letter to the President! Students can use this template to share their thoughts, dreams, or questions. This is a great opportunity to practice writing skills while inspiring civic engagement.

Printable Booklet

I love this simple, printable booklet that explains what Inauguration Day is. This 8-page booklet has black and white clip art, so students can color the pages. Older students can read this booklet and even take it home to share with families.

Here are the directions for putting the booklet together:

1. Print the pages on copy paper. Choose ‘actual size’ and ‘print on both sides of paper’ in the printing settings.
2. Cut across the horizontal line on each page.
3. Fold each piece in half and put the booklet together.
4. Make sure the pages are in order.
5. Staple on the fold.

Visual Aid Pages

There are 10 visual aid pages included in this set. Each page answers a question about Inauguration Day or shares about important figures, like the Vice President and First Lady.

Letter Template

Did you know that we can send letters to Mr. President?! You can use this simple template to share your thoughts, ideas, and encouragement! After the letter is written, you can send it here:

The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W.
Washington, DC 20500

Printable Download

If you’d like to use these printables with your students, just fill out the form below and the printable will be sent to your inbox!

These printables are an excellent way to teach about the peaceful transfer of power, the role of leadership, and the significance of Inauguration Day. Students will love the mix of learning, creativity, and connection to real-world events.

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