Jimmy Carter

From Plains to The White House and Beyond

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Games & Fun

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  • Peanut Word Search
  • Carter Family Word Search
  • Just Nuts about Math
  • School Days — Go to the Plains High School Virtual Tour to complete this project
  • Color the Peanut Plant
  • Solve the Secret Code

Projects to do at Homekid-art-2

  • Pine Cone Bird Feeder
  • Let’s Make Peanut Butter
  • Peanut Butter Playdough
  • Peanut Butter Muffins
  • “Found a Peanut” Lyrics
  • Read Along with Georgia Read More!

Interactive Games

  • Peanut Trivia

Message from President Carter



“I think it's very important for all of the students ... to remember the importance of peace, human rights, and love for one another, and the principles that never change in our lives. Rosalynn and I and our entire family thank you from the bottom of our hearts.”

From Plains to the White House and Beyond

Rosalynn Carter Butterfly Trail
Plains Historical Preservation Trust
PO Box 17
Plains, Georgia 31780

This is not President or Mrs. Carter’s address. No mail or email will be sent to them received at these addresses.

All correspondences should be sent to The Carter Center in Atlanta, Georgia. 

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