JUNICE STORE

This is a timeline 10 point multiple choice (and prompt-response) quiz. Students will be looking at the timeline of inventions from Thomas Edison, George Washington Carver, Wright Brothers, Henry Ford, Alexander Graham Bell & Rockefeller's industrial progress and contribution during the Second Industrial Revolution.

This is a source from the book, Would You Close the Deal by Elaine Landau. It has two pages from her story that tells on how Napoleon Bonaparte sold the Louisiana Purchase to the United States. This has a multiple choice questions and essay format writing.

This is a 9 point multiple choice quiz (with a question and answer writing portion). This is about the Underground Railroad, Harriet Tubman, President Abraham Lincoln, Civil War & Emancipation Proclamation.

This is a vocabulary quiz focusing on the Chapter 15-16 of Because of Winn Dixie book. The words included are 'hog, enlist, fit, good grief'.

This is a 9-point multiple choice quiz about the PREAMBLE, CONSTITUTION AND BRANCHES OF THE GOVERNMENT QUIZ. There is a source included and an answer key as well.

This is a worksheet that talks about needs, wants and budget for young readers and writers who are learning these in Social Studies. There are 2 sources included to read and a multiple choice and essay writing questions at the end.

This is a 9 point multiple choice quiz that focuses on vocabulary words from Chapter 15-17 of the Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane Book. The words that are used are as follows: insistentsensationlimitedhollow

This is a 10 point multiple choice (and prompt-response in writing) quiz. It discusses the variables which occurred during the Second Industrial Revolution such as power looms (Francis Lowell, textile industry, etc.), child employment during the 2nd Industrial Revolution, railroad building, natural resources (coal & steel), inventions, etc.

This is a 9-point multiple choice (and writing a response) quiz. This focuses on Theodore Roosevelt Presidency (and as a Conservationist) Quiz. The questions are similar to a LEAP format questionnaire.

This is a ten point item quiz about the Midwest and Southern regions of the USA. Students read the source and answer multiple choice questions about the source. There's a response question at the end of the questions page.

This is a ten point item quiz about the Rocky Mountains region (also known as the Rockies). Students read the source and answer multiple choice questions about the source. There's a response question at the end of the questions page.

This is a 11-point multiple choice quiz about the lesson on the Battle of Bunker Hill and Breed's Hill. Students will use their study guide source and use text evidence skills to be able to answer correctly. This material is suited for students from 3rd-8th grade if their lesson tackles it.

This is a resource for young readers and writers about the Sabine River and its significance in Louisiana and Texas history. It is also a worksheet where it is multiple choice and essay writing.

This is a resource for students who are learning laws, its importance and the role of law enforcement in the society. Students can read the resource and use it as a tool for text evidence as they

This is an 8 point multiple choice quiz (with question and answer writing portion). It focuses on these topics: Quiz on Homestead Act, Gold Rush, Indian Removal Act, Mormons, etc.

This is a vocabulary quiz focusing on the Chapter 5-8 of Because of Winn Dixie book. The words included are: peculiar installment trustworthy gerbil motto palmetto snuffled

This is a vocabulary quiz focusing on the Chapter 7-10 of Because of Winn Dixie book. The words included are "aim, grand, green thumb, installment".

This is a 7-point multiple choice quiz about the New England and Mid-Atlantic regions quiz. There is a source included and an answer key as well.

This is a 9 point Vocabulary Quiz for Chapters 1-2 of the book Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane.

It is a page excerpt from the book and an essay worksheet page which has a topic sentence, supporting details and closing sentence for young writers.