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6th grade science literature circles for Easel Assessments

Preview of Sea-Level Rising by 2025: A Research Project

Sea-Level Rising by 2025: A Research Project

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Compass Rose
~Sea-Level Rising by 2025: A Research Project~ Copyright, Betty J. White, 2024This is a research activity concerning the transformation of global shorelines due to global warming, but before the research begins, students enjoy a fictional short story that introduces them to some background information about global warming.Includes:· A short story and poem, fantasy fiction with a delightful story to learn about global warming. The story takes place in the Arctic and Reykjavik
Preview of Discussion Guide for the book: "Lost on a Mountain in Maine" by Donn Fendler

Discussion Guide for the book: "Lost on a Mountain in Maine" by Donn Fendler

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Compass Rose
~Book Discussion for the book: “Lost on a Mountain in Maine”~ Written by Donn Fendler, first published in 1939, later in 1978.Discussion guide copyright Betty J. White, aka Compass Rose, 2024.125 pages.This is a true story (non-fiction). For 8 years on up; grades 4 on up. Makes a great "read-aloud, too!"Includes:- Part 1: 10 questions, Part 2: possible responses for the discussion leader. For written or oral discussions or as an assessment.-Illustrated with a photo of Kn
Preview of "Diary of a Young Naturalist" and Painting Birches for Special Needs grades 6+

"Diary of a Young Naturalist" and Painting Birches for Special Needs grades 6+

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Compass Rose
An In-service Program as well as a resource for special education teachers. Includes an Easel Assessment: "Fun Facts About Birches". "Highly engaging!" Part 1 & 2 included.· Part 1: *For use with the book, “Diary of a Young Naturalist”, Milkweed Editions, copyright 2021, (222 pages), a memoir, written by Dara McAnulty, a sixteen-year-old Irish (Gaelic) climate activist who has discovered that his close connection to nature benefits his mental health and his ability to deal with autism. Writi
Preview of Drones for Wendy's Fast-Food: The Adventures of Drone-Boy & Drone-Girl

Drones for Wendy's Fast-Food: The Adventures of Drone-Boy & Drone-Girl

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Compass Rose
Drones for Wendy's Fast-Food: The Adventures of Drone-Boy & Drone-Girl Did you know that drones are being used by Wendy's in some locations to deliver their take-out orders? Learn more...Electronics, robotics, and drones!Is it fiction or not? You decide! Drones, astronomy, the Appalachian Trail, fireworks, Halloween… It’s all here! “A modern Fairy tale!” "Adventure!" “Six chapters, 33 pages that can be used as a read-aloud to bring your students
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