Roots & Wings Learning

This 21-page packet supplements lessons about Louisiana's geography, and can be used an independent work packet, homework, or extra practice. It is geared towards elementary students. The worksheets focus on the following vocab words: -Natural Resources-Timber-Parish-Marsh-Bayou-Swamp-Border-CoastlineIncluded is a Matching Quiz in addition to coloring pages, fill-in-the-blank activities, and cut-and-match activities. Please refer to the TERMS OF USE document in the download for questions.

--This 24-page packet supplements lessons about Louisiana's first inhabitants, and can be used an independent work packet, homework, or extra practice. It is geared towards elementary students. The worksheets focus on the following vocab words: -artifacts-Clovis-Poverty Point-sticks and mud-mounds-pottery-food-hunt-corn-cornbread and grits-language-floodingIncluded is a Matching Quiz in addition to coloring pages, fill-in-the-blank activities, and a Word Search. Answer Keys are also include

This bundle combines the 24-page packet and the bonus word tracing activity packet! 1 - Packet: Unit 2, Ch. 1 - Louisiana's First Inhabitants2 - Bonus Supplement: Word Tracing Practice - Louisiana's First Inhabitants

This bonus activity packet is perfect for little ones who want to practice their letters and handwriting skills. It blends what your first-grader is learning in Social Studies with ELA and handwriting practice, and is geared towards elementary students, particularly early writers. The following words are included in the packet: -artifacts-Clovis-Poverty Point-sticks and mud-mounds-pottery-food-hunt-corn-grits-languages-floodingThis activity supplements the Unit 2, Ch. 1 Study Guide packet in

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