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February
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27 fun prompts for holidays and other special occasions in February, with lines to write and space to draw.
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Four Valentine's cards to color and cut out.
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Trace the Valentine-themed words from the word bank, then practice with word bank fun.
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Make a Valentine by "weaving" paper through this heart pattern.
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Put the winter words in alphabetical order.
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Review vocabulary and comprehension for Lillian Hoban's story of friendship and valentines.
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Draw an arrow from the heart with the problem to the heart with the correct answer.
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card, heart, card, heart ... What's next? Cut and paste the picture that follows the pattern.
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Use the picture cards to help you write a story about Valentine's Day.
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Lined writing paper with illustrations of colorful hearts in the surrounding border and a large purple heart reading "Be Mine" in the upper-left corner.
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Six flashcards with hearts with candy heart-style sayings.
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A reading comprehension about the "greatest" boxer.
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A girl makes Valentine's cards for her friends in this realistic fiction reading comprehension.
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"A Valentine is like a ..." Heart-shaped poem form with prompts.
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Sort the candy hearts by color. *candy hearts not included!
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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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Targeted questions to answer about any president.
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An introduction to heart health in a simple reading text. Three multiple choice questions on the same page.
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Biography of the first President of the United States, with comprehension and sequencing questions.
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Put the words from the word bank, from "America" to "Washington", into alphabetical order.
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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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Reading text about Leap Year, with graphics to color and three short answer comprehension questions.
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Mixed multiplication practice to nine.
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5 pages of full-size valentine-themed pictures to color. These pages can be used in conjunction with our valentine bingo cards.
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"Abraham Lincoln was born in a ___." Complete the sentences using the words to match the pictures.
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A reading comprehension about the famous abolitionist.
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Fill in the missing vowels in the words in this heart-shaped worksheet.
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Use candy hearts to create a pattern in each row. *candy hearts not included!
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Heart, chocolate, heart, chocolate... what comes next? Cut out and paste in the correct pictures.
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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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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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"Our art class is having a contest." A short reading comprehension.
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This five page unit, stressing vocabulary and comprehension skills, works well with or without the biography by Lola M. Schaefer.
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Jessica bought three boxes of valentines for her friends. Each box had twenty-four cards. How many valentines did Jessica have to give to her friends?
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Draw an arrow from the heart with the problem to the heart with the correct answer.
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Color the hearts, cut them out, and paste them in order from smallest to largest.
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"How many Valentine cards did Roger receive?" Use the picture graph to determine which student got the most valentines.
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Practice following directions... and make pretty valentines at the same time. Includes: sequencing events, following coloring instructions, etc. A set of four activities.
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