Twenty Webquests introduce students in grades four through eight to the workings of the U.S. government.

U.S. Government: Quick & Easy Internet Activities for the One-Computer Classroom

Education & Teaching

Glasthal, Jacqueline B.

Schools & Teaching

Scholastic Teaching Resources

Instant activities and reproducibles on just the topics you teach in social studies—and just the right amount. These three-panel folders—with six pages in all—supplement your textbook and are bursting with background information, ready-to-go activities, and reproducible worksheets that motivate students to read, think, write, and really LEARN important facts and content. Includes charts, graphs, maps, time lines, and more. History comes alive with these teaching foldouts! For use with Grades 4-8.

Instant Social Studies Activities: The Great Migration

Teaching Resources

This book includes 180 super quick practice activities for these test-taking formats: multiple choice, true/false, interpreting data, fill in the blanks, short answer, and essay. The quick activities provide practice with following directions, sequencing, identifying attributes and organizing data. Tips to help avoid common test-taking pitfalls are included. Answers in back of book.

5-minute Daily Practice

American History topics such as Colonial America, the Pilgrims, Paul Revere's ride, are the springboards for math problems including, estimation, measurement activities, and more! For use with Grades 4-8.

American History Math (Grades 4-8)

Children's Books

Literature & Fiction

From basic multiplication and division to fractions, decimals, and algebra, to Euclidean geometry, this is the all-in-one place to refresh math skills! The quick-flip format and concealed spiral make it easy to look up information, while tabs direct you to the right section. Think of this as flip cards in a book: every page is split into numbered segments; each one provides detailed answers to a particular question. Go right to the one that interests you--say, "primes and composites" or "types of equations"--and lift up that slice of the page to get simple, understandable definitions of everything that relates to the subject. Among the many topics: multiplying with decimals, writing percentages, systems of measurement, averages and statistics, types of curves, and lots, lots, more! Perfect for students, business people who need to do some calculations, or anyone needing a brush-up!

Quick Math Guide: Easy, Quick-Flip Format

Reference

Sterling

It is March of 1885, and New York City is preparing to accept a gift from the people of France to the people of America: the Statue of Liberty. There is a slight problem, though. The statue needs a base to stand on, and raising funds is proving difficult. Twelve-year-old Emma Kagan has a problem, too safely delivering a package from her Lower East Side neighborhood to a department store miles north. Little does Emma know that her errand will involve a newfound friend, the police, and the Statue of Liberty herself.

Liberty on 23rd Street (Adventures in America)

Silver Moon Press

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