Honesty Scenarios Worksheet Look at each picture below. Circle “yes” if you think the picture shows something an honest person would do. Circle “no” if you think the picture shows something an honest person would not do. Pick one of the illustrations that shows someone being dishonest. Write a sentence or draw a picture to … Read more
This book is organized into three sections:I. All About Reports describes the different types of reports and their purposes. It teaches the components needed to write an effective report.II. Writing Reports teaches the writing process steps or prewriting, drafting, editing, and publishing. It gives practice researching, documenting, and analyzing data. This section also allows the … Read more
SCENE 1: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania CRIER: One day in 1751, the cobbler was working in his shop when two statesmen walked by.STATESMAN 1: Isn’t the new statehouse a grand building?STATESMAN 2: Yes, but what good is the steeple without a bell?STATESMAN 1: You’re right. It does need a bell.STATESMAN 2: Why don’t we have a bell … Read more
Activity Help the mouse find the cheese. Draw a line along the path using words that begin with the w sound, as in the word were.
OilsOils are not a food group, but you need some for good health. Get your oils from fish, nuts, and liquid oils such as corn oil, soybean oil, and canola oil.
How We Get to School How We Get to School Art Activity Variation: Talk about how students get to school. Which column has more? Which column has less?
What Is Persuasive Writing? Persuasive writing can be powerful. It can make a difference in the way the world works and the way people think. Thomas Jefferson used persuasive writing in the Declaration of Independence. He gave reasons why the American colonies should be free from England’s rule. Martin Luther King, Jr., used persuasive writing … Read more
Look at the signs below. Under each, write the word segregated or equal.
AFTER READING Have children summarize the story. Help them use the table of contents to organize their retelling. Ask volunteers to share what they most admire about Gail Devers. Response ActivitiesFuture Olympic StarsMaterials: paper, pencilHave children write about a sport for which they would like to win an Olympic gold medal. Ask them to illustrate … Read more
Reproducible Patterns – September Patterns September resources perfect for those students that finish first and fast! This book includes a wide variety of basic skills:Comprehension, Writing, Creative Thinking, Language, Math, Art, Music, Science, Vocabulary, Social Studies! More Reproducible Patterns for September PLR1009 Up to Grade 5 – September © Practice & LearnRight Publications – ISBN … Read more
Tour the White House Every day, more than 6,000 tourists come and visit the White House. Some tour this presidential abode on their own while others go on a guided tour. Create a tour brochure that will guide tourists to different parts of the White House. What areas do you think people shouldn’t miss on … Read more
AFTER READING Ask children what they think about the bear. Do they think the bear is smart? Do they think the bear is brave? Ask them to locate information in the story to support their opinions. Then review predictions children made before reading and discuss whether they were accurate. Response ActivitiesDid You See That Bear … Read more
Put A in the blank below if someone said this about the friend in Story A. Put B if it was said about the friend in Story B: _ And then she told a story about China. _ I saw him in the parade. He plays well! _ He told me the one about four … Read more
● The universe is made up of all the galaxies and the millions of stars in each galaxy. Scientists believe there are billions of galaxies. To make one billion, they would need one million sheets with 1,000 galaxies on each and that still wouldn’t be enough! The universe contains billions of galaxies. ● Our Solar … Read more
Biographer 1: Before we start, the real Sacagawea has asked us to read this letter of introduction to you: Dear Students: I, Sacagawea, was born around 1787 in the area now called “Idaho,” in the Rocky Mountains. There were only thirteen states and about four million people in the country then. A few years later, … Read more
The variety of suggested books provides various points of entry into adolescent-friendly topics. Further, “multiple learning and teaching approaches” (NMSA, p. 7) are nurtured through the diverse suggestions for exploring each of the texts. We believe the following are key ingredients for motivating and enhancing learning in middle school: • Students need to feel connected … Read more
Move at least 60 minutes every day. Walk, dance, bike, rollerblade —it all counts! OilsOils are not a food group, but you need some for good health. Get your oils from fi sh, nuts, and liquid oils such as corn oil, soybean oil, and canola oil.
Underline the best answer for each question: To be called a desert, an area must havea. hot weatherb. few living thingsc. less than 10 inches of rain per year. This article says thata. nothing lives in the desertb. few things grow therec. few things live and grow in deserts. From the article you can guess … Read more
The English were the last to arrive in the area. Mountains blocked the path, making it hard to move west. The English had claimed some of the land, though. For almost a century, France and Great Britain fought over the land. In 1763, Great Britain won the war and got all the land east of … Read more
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