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Roll the die and move along the board to decide whether the ground hog will see his shadow.
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Review vocabulary and comprehension for this Valentine-themed story from Karen Gray Ruelle's "Harry and Emily" series.
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Two trails of hearts on this Valentine's Day coloring page.
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Color the hearts, cut them out, and paste them in order from smallest to largest.
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Color, cut, and paste different sized hearts onto each other in order from largest to smallest. This is a fun Valentine project and good practice with understanding sizes.
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Use this Microsoft Word template, featuring Valentine illustrations, to type in a newsletter to parents.
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"Let's build a snowman!" A cut-and-paste activity with emphasis on following directions. One of six winter-themed literacy centers on our member site.
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Use the Venn diagram to compare the two snowmen.
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Snowman tic tac toe.
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Follow the directions to make a tic-tac-toe board with hearts and roses.
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"If you are hardworking like the rat, color the dragons tongue red." Color the Chinese dragon according to the various characteristics of the animals of the Chinese zodiac.
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"If you are charismatic like the monkey, color the monkeys eyes blue." Color the picture to match the characteristics of this animal in the Chinese zodiac. Great vocabulary.
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"If you are daring like the tiger, color the tigers nose brown."
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"If you are moralistic like the dog, color the dogs legs orange." Color the picture to match the characteristics of this animal in the Chinese zodiac. Great vocabulary.
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20 simple prompts for holidays and other special occasions in February, with wide divided lines to write and space to draw.
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A biography of U.S. President, William McKinley with multiple choice and short answer questions.
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Help your students keep track of their assignments with this valentine-themed assignment form.
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"Phil the ground hog had been sleeping in his snug underground burrow since November." A fictional reading comprehension for Groundhog Day.
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An informative biography of the 39th president.
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Color this picture of a heart shape, or trace and cut out to make a great shapebook.
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"Suzy is making a heart." A very short realistic fiction valentine-themed reading comprehension.
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"If I were the President, I would..." with an illustration of a waving flag at the top.
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Full page format for students to write a report on Abraham Lincoln. Includes targeted questions.
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Trace and cut out the unlined Lincoln-profile pattern for a great student shapebook.
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troops, Valley Forge, Mount Vernon, Delaware, colonies, etc.
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Colorful heart shapes hold numbers from 1-31, as well as plus, minus, multiplication and equals signs. Great for making a February calendar or for playing math games. Six to a page. Includes additional, large heart to color or use for a calendar.
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2 DOWN: Lincoln freed the ____
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Color, design, or write a poem in this picture of two hearts with an arrow through them.
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Wide-lined paper with an illustration of George Washington at the top. (primary) (20 pt. line, 1.5 spaces between lines)
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Full page February sign, featuring pictures of hearts. Great for centers, booklet covers or calendar boards.
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This book unit serves as a comprehension and vocabulary-enhancing backdrop to Julius Lester's excellent re-telling of these pourquoi tales.
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Use for card games or adding games. Includes numbers 0-10, Ace, King, Queen and Jack, and the (+), (-), and (x) symbols.
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Use for card games or adding games. Includes numbers 0-10, Ace, King, Queen and Jack, and the (+), (-), and (x) symbols.
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4 DOWN: Abraham ___ served as President during the Civil War.
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[member-created with abctools] Trace and cut out. This shapebook of Lincoln's profile has review questions for students to answer about the 16th president.
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