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Use the tally sheet and graph to plot the results of your survey of people's favorite presidents.
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Mixed multiplication practice to nine.
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Report planner, KWL, and a lined space to write a report about President Lincoln.
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Report planner, KWL, and a lined space to write a report about President Washington.
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A reading comprehension about the "greatest" boxer.
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Factual reading comprehension briefly explains the system of leap year. Includes a word search with vocabulary from the story.
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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 meticulous like the rat, color the rats 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 pictures of Washington and Lincoln to make a presidential tic-tac-toe board.
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If you are calm like the snake, color the "snakes snout orange."
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Read the events, put them in order (explaining the reasoning for the order), then write them into a story with creative embellishments. This lesson is adaptable to a variety of levels.
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card, heart, card, heart ... What's next? Cut and paste the picture that follows the pattern.
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Learn about Valentine's Day with this reading comprehension lesson.
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Full page format for students to write a report on Abraham Lincoln. Includes targeted questions.
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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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Color, design, or write a poem in this picture of two hearts with an arrow through them.
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A reading comprehension about this festive season.
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Wide-lined writing paper with an illustration of Abraham Lincoln in the top center. Use for reports.
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From "groundhog" to "valentine". A list of ten February-themed spelling words, then practice pages including a page for copying the words, ABC order, a word search, a spelling test, and room to draw a picture for the month.
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A reading comprehension explaining briefly the difference between the federal and state holidays. This includes very short biographies of Washington and Lincoln.
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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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Place each candy heart in the column with the same color name. Which color had the most? Which color had the fewest? *candy hearts not included!
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3x2 and 4x2
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Mixed multiplication practice to six.
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A simple, versatile basis for future crafts; students assemble a three-dimensional tree from two silhouettes with slotted bases.
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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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"Abraham Lincoln was born in a ___." Complete the sentences using the words to match the pictures.
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Read the story, then number the events as they occur in the story. Write the story again in your own handwriting and draw a picture to go with the text.
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Each square has a prompt, most of which are specific to a day in February. Adaptable to elem-middle school.
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A girl makes Valentine's cards for her friends in this realistic fiction reading comprehension.
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"Suzy is making a heart." A very short realistic fiction valentine-themed reading comprehension.
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very simple reading comprehension
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This five page unit, stressing vocabulary and comprehension skills, works well with or without the biography by Ann McGovern.
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Report planner, KWL, space to write a report about presidents. Includes survey and graph to find out about people's favorite presidents.
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