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This set of state report pages, focusing on state symbols, is ready to be filled in and made into a booklet, comes with teacher suggestions for use. A great tool for state reports! |
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This great set of state report pages, focusing on state symbols and other state facts, is ready to be filled in and made into a booklet. Comes with teacher suggestions for use. A great tool for state reports! |
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A simple 10 page booklet, each page featuring a picture of a different U.S. symbol with a short sentence ("The bald eagle is the national bird of the United States.") |
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Drawing of the Statue of Liberty to color. |
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Color your own stripes on this US flag or use for a shapebook. |
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Color this USA sign for fun or use it as a report cover. |
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This reading comprehension gives details about the famous orange bridge. |
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A fact-filled reading comprehension, with discussion-provoking pre-questions, and excellent vocabulary building. |
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An introduction to the history and design of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C. |
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A reading comprehension filled with factual information about this well-known North American natural landmark. Includes multiple choice and short answer questions. |
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"The United States of America has many famous landmarks." This early reader booklet introduces young readers to simple sentences about U.S. landmarks. |
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Color this line drawing of the American flag, or trace and cut out to make a shapebook. |
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Help the boy catch fish. |
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Help the girl get eggs. |
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Four fantastic projects (Design a postcard! Create an advertisement! etc) for making state reports creative and fun. Do all the projects, or pick your favorites. |
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Use these b/w illustrations of a US Passport to make a shapebook for social studies. |
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Explains what a simile is, gives some examples, and then encourages students to write and illustrate their own similes about their state. |