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Explore the secrets of the underwater world. 60 information cards and worksheets help students explore the characteristics of fish and sea mammals, and learn what distinguishes fresh water from seawater while they develop an understanding of habitats and food chains. 125 pages
What is energy and where does it come from These are difficult but essential concepts for children to understand. Our hands-on activities will provide students with a solid basis to understanding energy, while practicing critical thinking skills and having fun. Activities include: growing plants in shade and sun, building a telephone, and testing the best…
Building on their present knowledge base, students will have the opportunity to learn about various types of energy using the five step investigative method. The topics covered are: Light and Sound, Energy, Conservation of Energy, States of Energy, Energy Sources, Electrical Energy, Renewable and Non-Renewable Sources, Chemical Energy, Electricity and Magnetism, and Standby Power. This…
Ten popular fairy tales that have been retold and are accompanied by practice worksheets for a variety of reading skills. ? The ten stories vary in reading difficulty from first grade to the end of grade three to meet a range of needs. At the top of each page, the skill or skills to be…
A Parisian hobo finds three homeless children and their working mother in his shelter under a bridge. A novel by Natalie Savage Carlson. Reproducible chapter questions, plus comprehension questions, a story summary, author biography, creative and cross-curricular activities, complete with answer key. 62 pages.
Divided into eight areas: Prime Ministers, Explorers, Writers, Inventors, Pioneers, Sports, Entertainers, and Artists. Canadian potpourri and math activities are also included. 58 activities, 102 pages.
On July 1, 1867, Upper and Lower Canada, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia entered into a union known as a confederation and became the country now known as Canada. Study the group of individuals who helped bring about confederation, the different backgrounds and personalities that influenced the development of this great nation, and the trials…
Students will analyse key short and long-term consequences of interactions among First Nations and Europeans; investigate aspects of the interactions from the perspectives of the various groups involved; and describe significant features of interactions between some of the main communities in Canada Prior to 1713, with a particular focus on First Nations and New France….
Please note that this eBook is a teaching guide for the novel described below. This product does not contain the novel. Charlie Gordon undergoes an operation that miraculously transforms him from a mentally-challenged person to a highly intelligent man. In a tragic ending, Charlie’s new lease on life is simply a short-term arrangement as his…
Use this resource to teach your students about force and motion, air pressure, gravity, centripetal force just to name a few. Broaden their basic knowledge, while developing skills including inquiry, design, and communication, and initiate a discussion relating science and technology to life outside the classroom. This book supports many of the fundamental concepts and…
Literacy and critical thinking activities – with a sense of humor. Fractured fairy tales are familiar stories – with a twist. The unexpected makes them highly appealing, and they also present excellent opportunities for learning. This resource provides a wide mixture of activities to utilize fractured fairy tales in the classroom. Based on Bloom’s taxonomy,…
Frogs are delightful creatures that have smooth, wet skin and large bulging eyes. Young students are fascinated by these friendly amphibians. Incorporate the activities into your science lessons and have a hoppin’ good time. 27 activities.
Nick is a fifth-grader who is always brimming with good ideas. His most creative idea ever is to rename the pen, the frindle. Wouldn’t you know it – the idea really takes off! Unfortunately for Nick, his teacher, Mrs. Granger, is horrified at Nick’s idea, as she is someone who almost worships the English language….
Frankweiler is a novel by?E.L.Konigsburg The adventures of Claudia Kincaid, a precocious 11-year-old, and her younger brother at a national museum and a grand mansion will motivate your students’ interest while completing the various activities in this Lit Link. Chapter-by-chapter questions will strengthen students’ reading comprehension and assist them in developing critical thinking and emotional…
The Hatcher family goes on a vacation to Maine, but things take a disastrous turn when they find out they have to share a house with the Tubman. A novel by Judy Blume. Reproducible chapter questions, plus comprehension questions, a story summary, author biography, creative and cross-curricular activities, complete with answer key. 64 pages
Meet Harriet M. Welsh, Superspy. When Her Classmates Find And Read Her Notes, Harriet’S Life Is Turned Upside Down. Novel By Louise Fitzhugh. Reproducible Chapter Questions, Plus Comprehension Questions, A Story Summary, Author Biography, Creative And Cross Curricular Activities, Complete With Answer Key.
Jake Sherman, your average 12-year-old, has become a totally different person. He has become Jake and he doesn’t want to switch back. Reproducible chapter questions, plus comprehension questions, a story summary, author biography, creative and cross-curricular activities, complete with answer key. 48 pages.
Rudy Miller Is So Unhappy Spending The Summer At Camp Algonkian Island That He Devises Dozens Of Tricks To Get Himself Sent Home. Novel By Gordon Korman. Reproducible Chapter Questions, Plus Comprehension Questions, A Story Summary, Author Biography, Creative And Cross Curricular Activities, Complete With Answer Key.
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