Click both buttons to purchase the study guide for classroom usage, total $45

Maybe I'm weird. I always wanted to learn the U.S. presidents in order, but was never able to get past the first five. I enjoy history, politics, and current events now, however during my own public school education, a few years ago :), I don't think we ever made it past the Civil War. I had to fill in the gaps as I taught my daughters at home. This study guide is not intended to convey everything you need to know about each president, but it will give you a framework of the history of our country and maybe it will spark an interest in a particular president or era for further study.

You can also impress your friends by naming all the presidents in order!

Learn the U.S. Presidents - Free Version

We're offering this free version of the Learn the U.S. Presidents program so you can try it out! If you find it useful, purchase the full version to receive all the program features. The free version includes the first 20 presidents. Just save the file at the link above and run it to install the free presidents program. (Windows only)

Learn the U.S. Presidents Study Guide Screenshots

Learn the U.S. Presidents Study Guide Content

• Biographical information for each president - Click any president on the info screen to view brief biographical information.
• War Timeline - Click the Show Wars button to overlay a list of wars the U.S. has been involved in, showing who was president during that war.
• Inventions Timeline - Click the Show Inventions button to overlay a list of inventions, showing who was president when each item was invented.
• Name Tags - Learn the identity of each president by dragging the displayed name tag and dropping it onto the corresponding presidential photo.
• List Order – An alphabetical list is displayed on the left, click the president's names in the order of their terms.
• Photo Order - As each photo is displayed, drag the photo and drop it on the corresponding presidential number.
• Presidential Trivia Quiz - Answer questions about interesting presidential facts, such as "Which two presidents died on July 4, 1826?".
• Presidents on Money Quiz - What president is portrayed on the $500 bill? Did you even know there was a $500 bill?
• Presidential Firsts Quiz - Questions related to firsts by presidents, such as "Who was the first president to have electric lights in the White House?"
• Who Am I? Quiz – Information is given about events or accomplishments during a president's administration and you must identify who the president was.
• Presidential Nicknames Crossword - A crossword puzzle where you fill in the president's last name based on the given nickname.
• Presidential Word Search – Locate all the presidents' last names in the word search.