Lambeosaurus Connect the dots from 0-50 Lambeosaurus(lam-bee-oh-sor-uhss)Named after: Canadian paleontologist Lawrence Morris LambeLength: 50 feet Time: Late Cretaceous, 72 million years agoDiet: Plants
Located in the southeast corner of the state on the Mississippi River, New Madrid was named for Madrid, Spain. In the early part of the nineteenth century it was a prosperous community and considered an important landing between the Ohio River and Natchez, Mississippi. The people living in New Madrid were well aware of the … Read more
Patrick Henry Demands Liberty or Death Americans were outraged when they learned Parliament had passed the Intolerable Acts. It was unreasonable that a whole colony be punished for the actions of a few men. If England could do this to Massachusetts, what would prevent the same thing happening to any other colony that offended the … Read more
Watermelon Fun Activity Cut Paper Plate Watermelon Shakers Cut a large paper plate in half. Turn both halves facedown and paint the outside edge of each piece green and the inside red. Once the paint has dried, add black fingerprint seeds to both pieces. Then put the half paper plates together with the painted side … Read more
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
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.
The Big Frog Activity Directions: Copy onto card stock, color, and laminate for durability. Punch holes where indicated. Laces: Use real shoelaces, ribbon, or yarn with masking tape wrapped around one end as a needle. Farm Animal Stringing Patterns Activity Activity found on page 37. Directions: Copy onto card stock, color, cut out along the … Read more
Canadian Boundaries Boundaries are the imaginary lines between political areas. Canada has political divisions called provinces. Use the map of Canada to answer the questions below. What body of water is directly west of Quebec? The northern boundary of Saskatchewan is created by the _. The eastern boundary of Ontario is _. Which Canadian province … Read more
Activity Olmec Stone HeadMuch has been said about the amazing. huge stone heads made by the Olmecs. Create your own using the instructions below. Make a large one to represent the entire class or have each student design a small stone head for herself. Materials:NewspaperNewspaper strips.2″ x 12″ (5 cm x 30.5cm)Chicken wire (optional)Glue and … Read more
Do This: Create the Star Word Wall by placing the cards for each letter of the alphabet on the bulletin board or wall, leaving space underneath each. Make a list of frequently used words. (See list on page 14.) Write each word on an index card or a sentence strip using a bold black marker. … Read more
Trace & Practice writing page.
Trace & Practice writing page.
Helping Children Write Simple Science Reports The most successful writing experiences for children have one thing in common – adequate time has been spent at the prewriting stage. During the prewriting stage motivation is established, background knowledge is developed, and requirements of the writing assignment are clarified. During this time, the writing process is modeled. … Read more
Alphabet Activities is divided into four sections.Your Friendly User Manual pages 2–15Here you will find ideas on how to use the activities, helpful computer tips, suggestions for introducing the computer to your students, and picture and word cards that present computer icons and vocabulary. Individual-Letter Activities pages 16–67This section contains a two-page lesson for each … Read more
Cut out the hats on page 8.Then follow the directions below. Sort the hats by type. How many top hats are there? How many baseball caps are there? Sort the hats by size. How many hats are big? How many hats are small? Sort the hats by color. How many hats are gray? How many … Read more
Conducting the ActivityReview the six “hot” idioms on page 59 with your students. Discuss their meanings, usage, and origins. Have students choose one of the six idioms for which they will construct a kite. Distribute copies of the Kite template. Ask students to cut out the kite and bows. Have them fold the kite according … Read more
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