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This packet includes printable posters showing how to cite sources for a book, an encyclopedia, and a website. A poster showing where the parts of a citation can be found on printed materials. Also a template for citing sources for a book, an encyclopedia, and website is included. The template has a checkout list to ensure the punctuation is done correctly. The template can be used to practice different sources as practice.

• Comprehension questions • Create milk carton for missing teacher • Vocabulary cards and definitions matching cards • Sequence • Folding paper airplane directions • Cause and effect • Deciding if character trait is for Miss Nelson or Miss Swamp • Writing activity • Problem and solution • Venn diagram • Character analysis and complete illustration of characters • Crossword puzzle

Counting Coins Task Cards Posters are provided with a penny, nickel, dime, quarter, and one dollar bill. The task cards offer students the opportunity to practice counting money by money analogy, coin identification and value, counting back change, adding coins, deciding if money value is appropriate and choosing the correct coins.

Detecting Parts of Speech Task Cards are composed of 36 task cards, posters, student response sheets, and answer keys. The task cards are valuable to provoking a child’s ability to identify parts of speech in a sentence. Also included is a “Just the Facts” activity by students writing his or her own sentence using the clues from the sheet provided. This resource includes the following: • Definition and example posters of adverb, adjective, noun, and verb • 36 parts of speech task cards • Just

Author’s Purpose Task Cards. The set contains 24 task cards with examples of the three reasons for an author’s writing. PIE cards_Persuade, Inform, and Entertain with the definition. An answer sheet and a student response given is also provided.

Research a state using the inside of a pizza box to contain all information. A sheet is provided to collect important facts about the chosen state. To further enhance the research students can give an example of the research to place inside the pizza box. Any 3-D items are a bonus for students viewing and learning about the states.

Cereal Box Champions is researching a famous person. They will do research about the person and include important facts about the person on the handout. Enrichment opportunity is taking the information collected and placing the items found inside the cereal box. All 3-D objects are representative of extra points and students remembering more about the person given.

This is a study about the contents and use of an atlas. There are questions about an atlas and labeling the continents and oceans.