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With President's Day coming up, I know that many students are working on history projects or school plays that may involve dressing up as a past president or some other historical figure. I thought I'd highlight some of our newest historical figures costumes that are sure to ace your presentation.

It's the second week of the new year and we're sure that by now, most, if not all, classes are back in session. We know that the new year also means a bunch of new school projects and presentations, so I wanted to show you some of our newest Colonial costumes for children that's sure to bring your Colonial projects to a whole new level.

Susan B. Anthony’s birthday is on February 15th. In her honor, we have done some historical research and compiled a small list of historically significant women, as well as a brief description of their main “claim to fame”.

Now that classes are back in session, we know that school projects are going to start rolling in. Dressing up can be a huge part of presenting your project so we made sure to add a slew of new historical costumes for school to help you gear up for all your upcoming presentations.

Though we often associate Dr. Seuss’ books and characters with Read Across America Day, his characters are not the only ones to spark imagination and creativity. There are plenty other classic storybook characters to commemorate on Read Across America Day. Inspired by some of our favorite children’s tales, we’ve created a list of storybook character costumes to wear during the nationwide celebration of reading.

Summer’s almost over and kids are already starting to go back to school now. You know what that means, another whole year of school projects and activities that will require costumes...

American history is a popular subject during the month of February thanks to President’s Day. In fact, my son just had a presentation on Abraham Lincoln the other day...