Presidents' Day is celebrated on February 19, officially known as Washington's birthday. Join me as we learn about this holiday with fun, fact filled prompts that are real patriotic.

Ok, ok, before you start emailing me about my poor spelling and not grammar checking. On the Wikipedia Free Encyclopedia website I was informed that the correct spelling for this national federally celebrated holiday is Presidents' Day. Not President's Day. Even though it was officially known as Washington's birthday it is a holiday to honor all presidents' not just one.

Presidential Prompt One: Let's test your Presidents' Day history. How many presidents' does this day officially commemorate in the United States? Who are they? When are their actual birthday's?

Presidential Prompt Two: Do you have this day off? If you work outside your home does your employer give you this day off with pay? If you work at home do you typically take this day off? Or if you don't work, what do you do on this day?

Presidential Prompt Three: Who is your favorite President of all time? Why? How did he impact your life or those around you? Which of the Presidents' is your least favorite? Why? What is he known for?

Presidential Prompt Four: Do the stores in your area hold Presidents' Day sales? Do you go? What is on your list this year? If the stores in your area don't use this holiday as an excuse for a sale, why not dream up the perfect sales day event and journal about it.

Presidential Prompt Five: What are your plans for this holiday? Spending the day relaxing, maybe catching up on some of your journaling that you have put off? Going to the lake? Visiting family and friends? Working?

Presidential Prompt Six: This year I have decided to create the perfect President for the United States. In my journal of course. I am going to physically describe him, why not join me. What would your perfect President look like? Would he be Democrat, Republican or Independent? Would he be married, kids? The possibilities are limitless.

Have fun this Presidents' Day!