Latitude & Longitude
Students locate U.S. cities and calculate distance using latitude, longitude, and map scale.
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Coordinate Grid Map
Students build confidence reading, plotting, and navigating an alphanumeric coordinate grid.
Haunted Geography
Students use coordinates and critical thinking to investigate ten eerie American locations.
Daily Bell Ringers
Teachers can begin every day with a fresh prompt that gets students writing and talking.
Map Legend & Key
Students learn how map symbols work by inventing and applying a legend of their own.
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Revolution Puzzles
Students reinforce key American Revolution people, events, and vocabulary through two familiar puzzles.
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Hare & Tortoise
Every student can read and discuss the same fable at an appropriate level.
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Hamburger Paragraph
Students organize a focused paragraph with a topic sentence, supporting details, and conclusion.
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