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Booklet format for students to write a short report on the 16th U.S. president.
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Booklet format for students to write a short report on the first U.S. president.
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Color a blackline drawing by following the directions in the legend.
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Enhances Christopher Paul Curtis's historical novel (winner of the Newbery Prize) with event sequencing and a cloze comprehension exercise.
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Where did this month get its name? What is it called in other countries? Does it have special flowers or stones associated with it? Learn the answers to these questions, plus room for writing about your feelings about the month.
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A reading comprehension about the famous abolitionist.
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A reading comprehension about the "greatest" boxer.
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A reading comprehension about the suffragist and abolitionist.
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"If the sun comes out, he sees his shadow."
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Review vocabulary and comprehension for Lillian Hoban's story of friendship and valentines.
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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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Two trails of hearts on this Valentine's Day coloring page.
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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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Put the winter words in alphabetical order.
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Put the Valentine-themed words from the word bank in alphabetical order.
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Follow the directions to make a tic-tac-toe board with hearts and roses.
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Missing letter page, word search, cloze, story sequencing, and true/false questions to review Wendy Wax's story of a valentine delivery.
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"If you are meticulous like the rat, color the rat’s teeth white." Color the picture to match the characteristics of this animal in the Chinese zodiac. Great vocabulary.
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Cut out the events from Washington's life and paste them in the correct order.
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"Abraham Lincoln was born in a ___." Complete the sentences using the words to match the pictures.
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Use the Venn diagram to compare Washington and Lincoln.
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Students should use their own knowledge or research skills to determine... Which president was nicknamed "Old Kinderhook"? Which president was the only one to resign from office? etc.
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"If you are calm like the boar, color the boar’s snout pink." Color the picture to match the characteristics of this animal in the Chinese zodiac. Great vocabulary.
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Cut out the pictures and put them in order next to the sentences. Then write a story that uses the sentences as the foundation. Good early reader work.
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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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Our preschool "Valentine-themed" materials - worksheets, flashcards, etc. - in one download.
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Put an X on the picture that doesn't belong in the group.
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Circle all the Valentine's Day-themed pictures on the page.
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Set of eight valentines to color.
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A biography of U.S. President, William McKinley with multiple choice and short answer questions.
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This fact-filled reading comprehension about Valentine's Day is meant for upper elementary and middle school students. Multiple-choice and short response questions follow, along with an answer key.
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Full page format for students to write a report on a president.
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Learn about Valentine's Day with this reading comprehension lesson.
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Will the groundhog see his shadow? Large, realistic picture of a groundhog to color and narrow lines to write a story or report.
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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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