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Help your students practice their counting skills in a fun and creative way! After connecting the dots, they can color their picture however they please and trace and write the word "Toad" on the line.
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Students will create a picture of a swimming swan by connecting the dots on this printable page. They will also practice their handwriting skills by tracing and writing a word.
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Outline this picture of a gorilla by connecting the dots in order from 1 to 50. Then color your picture. Practice handwriting skills by tracing and writing the word "Gorilla" on the line.
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Show off your counting, writing, and coloring skills with this dot-to-dot worksheet! Connect the dots to reveal a dolphin. Then color the picture and trace and write the word on the line.
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Connect the dots while counting from 1 to 50 to reveal an adorable bunny! Then color your drawing and trace and write the word "Bunny."
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Practice counting from 1 to 50 while creating a fun bird drawing. Students can also trace and write the word "Bird" and color the picture.
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Help your students practice their counting and handwriting skills all at once with this dot-to-dot worksheet that features a picture of the animal, along with the traceable word "Bear" on a primary line.
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Find out why the 46th president was nicknamed "Amtrak Joe," and more with this printable page.
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This fact sheet and coloring page has information about the 45th and 47th president of the United States.
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Barack Obama became the 44th president in 2009. Find out more facts about him, including when and where he was born and what sport he loves to play, with this worksheet.
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Your students may know that George W. Bush was the 43rd president, but do they know he had a treadmill installed on Air Force One? They will if you give them this handout!
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With this printable, students will find out several facts about the 42nd president, such as when and where he was born, what years he was in office, and what instrument he played.
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Did you know George H. W. Bush was a talented baseball player at Yale? Print off this page to read that fact and more about the 41st president.
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Find out what sweet treat the 40th president had supplied to the White House in monthly shipments and more with this Ronald Reagan fact sheet and coloring page.
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The 39th president of the United States, Jimmy Carter, was from Plains, Georgia. Find out more about him with this fact sheet that can also be used as a coloring page.
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Gerald Ford became president in 1974 after Richard Nixon resigned. Find out more about the 38th president with this printout.
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Lyndon B. Johnson became the 36th president of the United States after John F. Kennedy was assassinated. Find out more about the famous Texan with this printable resource.
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This coloring and fact page has information about the 37th president of the United States, Richard M. Nixon.
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The vocabulary words for this section of Number the Stars are gnarled, appliqued, specter, poised, casket, hearse, staccato, condescending, psalm, protruding, and commotion. This file includes cards with each of these words and their definitions.
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This set of reading comprehension questions requires students to complete a graphic organizer, thoughtfully respond to quotes and events from the text, and answer other questions about what they've read.
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Each question on this worksheet gives a clue and several letters for one of this part's vocabulary words. Students will have to use this information to determine the correct word and spell it correctly.
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Challenge students to complete this crossword puzzle using the vocabulary words from this section of the book. An optional word bank is included on the second page of the file.
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This worksheet features a multiple choice question for each of the vocabulary words for this section of the book.
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Use this rubric to easily grade your students' argumentative essays. You can determine if each section deserves a grade of "beginning," "developing," or "proficient," and write any additional notes in the section provided.
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This graphic organizer worksheet can be used to help students plan and organize their thoughts for their argumentative essay relating to the book Number the Stars.
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This argumentative essay prompt encourages students to think about a specific quote regarding bravery from chapter 9 of Number the Stars and reflect on its meaning in a well-developed argumentative essay.
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This printable worksheet includes a hint and several letters for each of the words from this section's vocabulary unit. Students must complete the word and write it correctly on the line.
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This printout includes all of the vocab words from chapters 1 through 3 of A Long Walk to Water. Students will have to match each term with the correct definition.
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This worksheet includes a word box with the vocabulary terms from these chapters and 11 sentences for students to complete using these terms.
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Keep your students' addition skills sharp all season long with these winter-themed addition word problems. Each problem uses 2 or 3 addends of up to 2 digits, making this assignment perfect for students in second or third grade.
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Keep division skills sharp this winter with this word-problem worksheet. The word problems on this page are all winter themed and have dividends up to 100 and 1-digit quotients.
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This winter-themed printable features seasonal word problems that require students to multiply using factors up to 12. Assign this worksheet, and don't let math skills fade this holiday season!
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These winter-themed word problems involve subtracting within 100. Some require regrouping. This printout is perfect for that pre- or post-break slump, or for holiday-break homework to keep subtraction skills fresh.
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Can you fit all the pentomino pieces in this vase? It's difficult but doable!
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Tell your pentominoes "all aboard!" while you get them properly situated in this train-shaped puzzle!
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It might not seem like you'll be able to fit all 12 pentominoes into this rectangle, but with the proper placement, you surely will!
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Use the pentominoes on page 2 of this file to perfectly craft a 6 x 10 rectangle.
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This long rectangle made up of 60 squares can be perfectly filled in using the pentominoes provided.
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Build a castle with pentominoes using this printable worksheet and pentomino pieces.
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Can you build a house using just pentominoes? With this worksheet you can!
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Challenge your students to complete this pentomino puzzle to create a little chick!
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This pentomino umbrella might not keep you dry from the rain, but it will be fun to complete! Just print out the pages, cut out the shapes, and fill in the puzzle with the pentomino pieces.
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Print off this worksheet to be able to craft your own pentomino sailboat! Use the pentomino cut-outs provided or your own premade pieces.
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Did you know you can make an ostrich using just pentomino shapes? Try it yourself with this printable worksheet!
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Use the pentominoes in this file to create a rooster. Place the shapes in the correct spaces to properly fill in the image.
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Use pentominoes to put together this puzzle of an alligator. It's a great way to reinforce spatial reasoning skills.
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Print out this T. rex pentomino worksheet to give your students a fun way to practice spatial reasoning.
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Use the pentominoes in this printable to craft a colorful dolphin.
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Fill in this puzzle correctly with pentominoes to make a colorful lion picture!
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Create a cute cat using just pentominoes with this printable puzzle worksheet.
