Mrs Difficult

First Graders need to know all about the Ice Age. This fun foldable contains lively pictures and text to take them back into that forgotten age long ago. Students will compare and contrast what life was like for humans in the Ice Age and what life is like for humans today. Write-on lines enable first graders to answer questions directly on the foldable. Perfect for in-class work or as homework!

This 30-plus page interactive workbook introduces students to some of the greatest figures in the Age of Exploration: ---the extraordinary Queen of Isabella ---the determined Christopher Columbus ---the ruthless Ponce de Leon ---the ill-fated John Cabot Writing and reading comprehension activities are included. Vocabulary exercises are also included. Through an engaging text and beautiful maps and illustrations, this text brings the history of exploration alive for students. The reading co

Foldables are perfect for first grade hands! This fun foldable teaches first graders all about Mesopotamia. What was life like for the nomads who roamed the desert? How did they survive in the desert without permanent homes and in constant need of water? This foldable lays the foundation for the settling of the first civilization. First graders will ask and answer critical thinking questions about nomadic life in the desert. Write-on lines give young hands plenty of room to write their an

Thomas Edison was one of the most extraordinary minds who ever lived. Students will read a brief biography of his life, and answer comprehension questions based on the text. Then, they will respond to inspirational quotes by Thomas Edison and identify what personality traits these quotes reveal about the inventor. Next, they will take an online test that Thomas Edison gave to all prospective employees before hiring them. Last, but not least, students will review a timeline of Edison's life and