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WEEK 11

DAY 5

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both the e. put the brothers to work. passag will practice “Who of theacorns?” asked can find more their mother. This author wrote this s. Review Tell students they e aloud. Then remind students next or why the pag tice activitie happen mightthe at the top of the Up and treethe they thinkdown and strategy prac skillwent. e about what you plet ns com stio to que and ask sage to read the pasThen, there it was, at the end of a branch—the biggest acorn ever. Direct students ther. “I saw it first!” said one brother. the answers toge

“No, I did,” said the other. “It’s mine!”

They both held on to the acorn. Neither one would let go. Then the acorn slipped. It fell to the ground and landed near a boy’s feet. “Hey, look at this big acorn,” the boy said. And he put it in his pocket. SKILL PRACTICE

the question. Fill in the bubble next to the Read the question. Fill in the bubble next to the correct answer. Read

1. The writer most likely wrote the 1. The writer most likely wrote the passage to passage to .

3. Which of these do 3. Which of these do you think the author would say? would say? sa

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A teach a lesson A

A “If you find something, it is yours.” A

B show how leaves fall B

B “Sharing something is better than B

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C tell what squirrels eat C D show how big acorns are D

2. What will the brothers probably 2. What will the brothers probably do do next time? next time?

D “Parents always know what is best.” D

4. The boy will most 4. The boy will most likely

A yell at each other A

A put the acorn down A

B hold on to the acorn B

B give the acorn back B

C throw the acorn down C

C take the acorn home C

D share with each other D

D look for a bigger acorn D

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One of the sights that draws visitors to Eastern Africa is the “Great Migration.” Visitors come to watch a megaherd of over 2 million grazing animals—mainly wildebeest, zebras, and gazelles—as they travel through the savanna. Each year, the animals migrate in a circular path from the Serengeti Plains of Tanzania to the Masai Mara of Kenya and back again. They follow the rains that bring green grasses. Carnivores such as lions, hyenas, cheetahs, and leopards follow the herds and prey on the weak and the young. The Great Migration Route

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1. About how many animals make up the megaherd of the Great Migration?

2. List the three main types of animals that are in the megaherd.

on their way north.

4 July–August: The herds move through the northern Serengeti toward the long-grass

B. Answer the questions, using the information on the other page .

2 April–May: The calves are strong enough to travel. The megaherd journeys

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the Serengeti. Here in the Serengeti Plains, the migration cycle begins once again.

3. List the four types of carnivores that follow the megaherd to hunt.

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f. The herds cross the Mara River to get to the Masai Mara.

Serengeti. During this time, the wildebeest herds give birth to several hundred thousand calves.

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a. The herds remain in the rich grasslands of the Mara. b. The megaherd returns to the Serengeti Plains.

e. The megaherd and its calves journey northwest to find food. 1

1 January–March: The megaherd is on the short-grass plains of the southern

Find the big A and the little a. Circle them.

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4. September–October

Tanzania

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What is the largest number of strawberries Jacob might have?

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There were 9 sticks of gum in each package. How many sticks of gum did Tomas buy?

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Five came to the aquarium on Saturday. Three hundred and eighty people Baskets of strawberries came on Sunday. How many people come in three sizes. Small baskets hold 15 strawberries. A middlesize basket holds 30 strawbe came to the aquarium over the rries. The largest baskets hold 45 strawberries. Jacob weekend? Estimate the answer. bought three baskets

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picture of, what they are visualize, or create a mental them This strategy helps students nouns, and verbs to help identify good adjectives, their mental images reading. Students learn to Students also learn to adjust “see” the details in a passage.

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Visualization

DAY 4

Visualize the work the kids do.

READ THE PASSAGE

a skunk made his eyes water. Fabio walked behind the others. He wished he were at home. Then a boy named Cody started talking to Fabio. It turned out that they

The flashlight’s beam lights up a frightened face. Small hands grab the fuzzy

liked playing the same games. They made a deal to try out for the camp softball

creature. Then it is stowed in a box. Children work through the night to capture

team. Fabio thought the next day at camp would be fun.

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STRATEGY PRACTICE

SKILL PRACTICE

A Fabio does not enjoy his first day

at camp.

B Fabio goes to camp. C Fabio is bitten by a fish.

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D Fabio’s second day at camp

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2. What is the main idea of the third paragraph? A Bugs bite Fabio. B Fabio makes a friend. C Fabio hates camp.

seabirds are ready to leave their nests. They know to head toward the ocean. Lights from the night sky reflect on the sea. Most of the birds go toward those

3. Which detail shows that camp was not was not fun for Fabio?

lights. But some babies fly toward the lights of the town. They crash-land in yards, parking lots, and streets.

A Cody talks to Fabio.

Cats, dogs, and cars might harm the baby birds. So kids gather them up. In the

B Cody and Fabio like the same games.

morning, they carry their boxes of puffins to the sea. The kids toss the birds high

C Twigs scratch Fabio’s legs.

into the air. The young seabirds glide on the wind and then land on the water. They

D Fabio will try out for softball.

are safe at home.

4. What happens because Cody talks alks to Fabio?

STRATEGY PRACTICE

A Fabio wants to go home. B Fabio will be on Cody’s softball team. C Fabio no longer hates camp.

SKILL PRACTICE

With a partner, act out the finding and saving of baby puffins.

Read each question. Fill in the bubble next to the correct answer.

1. Which one would be a good title for the passage?

D Fabio will not have to swim

in the lake.

D Fabio tries out for softball.

The kids live on an island off the coast of Iceland. In the spring, puffins roost on the island’s cliffs. Each female lays one egg. By the middle of August, the baby

nswer. Read each question. Fill in the bubble next to the correct answer.

1. What is the main idea of the second paragraph?

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baby puffins. The kids are part of the Puffin Patrol.

Look back at the story. Circle four describing words that helped you picture Fabio at camp.

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3. Some puffins land in yards because they .

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B to keep the birds in boxes

B a name for baby puffins

C to raise the birds as pets

C the hatching of baby puffins

D to keep the birds safe from harm

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Skills: Identifying Action Words (Verbs)

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Phonics and Word Recognition

Uses Diphthong Spelling Patterns: oi, oy, ou, ow

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Student Task

Objective:

Student uses diphthong spelling patterns oi, oy oy, ou, and ow.

Place mat 1 on the table. Place the yellow picture cards faceup in a row. Point to the mat. Pronounce the /oy/ sound as in coin. Say:

Materials:

The vowel pairs oi and oy stand for the /oy/ sound.

Mat 1, p. 39

Place the coin picture card in front of the student. Say:

Mat 2, p. 41 Yellow Picture Cards, p. 39 Green Picture Cards, p. 41 Class Checklist, p. 43 Activity Sheet, p. 44

This picture shows coins. Is coin spelled with oi or oy? Place the picture card in the box on the mat next to oi or oy. Student responds. Say:

Now look at the rest of the picture cards and place them next to oi or oy on the mat.

Mat 1

Diphthongs

Student places the picture cards on the mat at his or her own pace. Use the mat to record the student’s responses on the class checklist.

Remove the mat and cards from the table. Then place mat 2 on the table. Place the green picture cards faceup in a row. Point to the mat. Pronounce the /ow/ sound as in cow. Say:

Mat

Diphthongs

Now let’s look at the vowel pairs ou and Ou and Mat ow. ow stand for the /ow/ sound.

ou ow

Place the cow picture card in front of the student. Say:

This picture shows a cow. Is cow spelled with ou or ow? Place the picture card in the box on the mat next to ou or ow. Student responds. Say:

Now look at the rest of the picture cards and place them next to ou or ow on the mat. Student places the picture cards on the mat at his or her own pace. Use the mat to record the student’s responses on the class checklist.

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READING fluency Leveled Readersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Theater

Comprehension Activity Name

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About the Play Fill in the circle next

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office instead of leaving? students stayed in Mr. Kenleyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 4. Why do you think the đ?&#x2013; đ?&#x2013; They liked Mr. Kenley. the puppies.. đ?&#x2013;Ąđ?&#x2013;Ąđ?&#x2013;Ą They liked playing with disappoint Mrs. Buttons. đ?&#x2013;˘đ?&#x2013;˘ They didnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t want to Mr. Kenley: Whoopsy daisy. Well, one of them Kenley? had to be the first 5. What is true about Mr. one out of the box, I guess. đ?&#x2013; đ?&#x2013; He is a real pushover. Mrs. Buttons: Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s running đ?&#x2013;Ąđ?&#x2013;Ą He is unconventional. out the door! Buttons angry. đ?&#x2013;˘đ?&#x2013;˘ He likes to make Mrs. Mr. Kenley: Here, you keep an eye on the rest of them, and Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll go the play seem to indicate? of ending the does catch uh â&#x20AC;Ś whichever one that 6. What was. breaking the rules. đ?&#x2013; đ?&#x2013; The students will keep the puppies. Travis: Seeing Mr. Kenley đ?&#x2013;Ąđ?&#x2013;Ą The students will adopt race down the hall after that following the rules. little puppy was quite a đ?&#x2013;˘đ?&#x2013;˘ The students will start sight. Did I mention that it was the first day of school? Well, it was, and the 19 hallways were crowded with students. The Puppy Principal Of course, a lot of Pennington students spend more time in the hallways than in the classrooms . Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a real problem around here, especially with one particular group of eighth-graders â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Brad, Hunter, Nicole, and Aaron. Yep, those four are a handful. Brad: So whaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ya think, Hunter? You wanna just skip second period and jet down to Games Galore? I wanna check out the new â&#x20AC;Ś Hey! What the â&#x20AC;Ś? 2 The Puppy Principal

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literacy READING Help early learners develop strong literacy skills in just 15 to 20 minutes a day! W EE K

Ff Day 1

Teacher Pages

Finny the Fish The letter F stands for the first sound in fish.

Vocabulary feathers, Finny, fins, fish, fishbowl, food

Learning the Alphabet

• Understand that illustrations carry meaning

Distribute the Day 1 activity page. Point to the uppercase F and lowercase f at the top of the page as you talk about them. Say: This week’s letter is F F. This is a big F F. Point to the big F F. This is a little ff. Point to the little ff. The letter F stands for this sound: /f/ /f/. It is the first sound you hear in fish. Say fish. (fish) Say the sound that stands for the letter F. F (/f/)

Phonological Awareness

Listening to the Story

SKILLS: Print Awareness

• Begin to make lettersound associations • Begin to attend to the initial sound in familiar words • Identify the initial sound of a spoken word • Isolate the initial sound of a spoken word Alphabet Knowledge • Begin to associate letters with their names • Identify uppercase and lowercase letters Oral Language Development • Respond orally to simple questions • Listen for different purposes Writing • Develop fine motor skills through drawing and tracing Comprehension • Make connections using illustrations and/or prior knowledge, real-life experiences • Recall details • Compare and contrast • Categorize and classify

Provide vocabulary words, a teaching path, scripting suggestions, discussion questions, and ideas for extension activities.

Concept

To prepare children to listen to the story, point to the picture of Finny the fish at the top of the page. Say: Listen to a story about Finny the fish. Listen for words that begin with /f/. /f/

Finny the fish is a fun pet. I like to watch Finny in his fishbowl. He has beautiful long fins that look like feathers. He swims around his bowl through the green seaweed and into the rock cave. Sometimes Finny hides in the cave and I can’t see him. But when it’s time to eat, he swims to the top of the bowl. He looks up at me and waits for his fish food sprinkles. I like taking care of Finny the fish. He is a fun pet.

Thinking About the Story

WEEK 6

Distribute crayons. GuideName children in answering questions about the picture as they listen for beginning sounds. Say: Trace the letters. •W What hat is Finny? (a fish) hear in fish? (/f/) Make a red dot on Finny the fish.

Letter Formation: Ff

Student Activity Pages

DAY 3

• Where Where does Finny live? first sound you hear in dot on the fishbowl.

Support the daily lessons while presenting students with engaging themebased activities.

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Have children color the picture.

SEMANA 6 Nombre

Find the big F and the little f. Circle them.

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Grade PreK

Home–School Connection Resources

Qué hacer después Juntos hojeen libros y ayude a su niño(a) a encontrar imágenes de objetos que empiezan con el mismo sonido que fish.

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READING vocabulary A Word a Day Week 24 A Word a Day

admonish verb

to caution or warn synonym: reprimand

Mrs. Wu had to admonish her students about running in the hallway. Which of these are examples of admonishing someone? â&#x20AC;˘ A police officer talks to a driver but does not write a ticket. â&#x20AC;˘ A judge sentences a criminal to a year in prison. â&#x20AC;˘ A mother says that next time, her child will go to the â&#x20AC;&#x153;time outâ&#x20AC;? chair. â&#x20AC;˘ A principal explains what happens to students who race their bikes on the playground. â&#x20AC;˘ A father doesnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t pay attention when his children tease each other. Pretend that you are a parent. Your children have just come inside with mud all over their shoes. What would you say to

admonish them?

foreign adjective

1. from another country Week 2. different;24 strange A Word a Day

Name

Review Words

We served lots of foreign foods at the international celebration. The hamburgers looked foreign alongside all the other exotic foods. Which meaning of the word foreign is being used: â&#x20AC;&#x153;from another countryâ&#x20AC;? or â&#x20AC;&#x153;differentâ&#x20AC;?? â&#x20AC;˘ His intense interest in video games seems foreign to me. â&#x20AC;˘ My dad bought a computer program to learn a foreign language. â&#x20AC;˘ Greece is one foreign land Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;d really like to visit. â&#x20AC;˘ After a month of backpacking, sleeping in a bed seemed foreign. â&#x20AC;˘ A movie from Russia won the best foreign film award.

admonish â&#x20AC;˘ foreign â&#x20AC;˘ gallery â&#x20AC;˘ harass

Fill in the bubble next to the correct answer. 1. Which word is a synonym for harass? đ?&#x2013; đ?&#x2013; question đ?&#x2013;Ąđ?&#x2013;Ą encourage đ?&#x2013;˘đ?&#x2013;˘ torment đ?&#x2013;Łđ?&#x2013;Ł warn

What are some of your favorite foreign foods?

2. Which word is an antonym for foreign? đ?&#x2013;Ľđ?&#x2013;Ľ exotic đ?&#x2013;Śđ?&#x2013;Ś faraway đ?&#x2013;§đ?&#x2013;§ different familiar

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combine â&#x20AC;˘ combination connect â&#x20AC;˘ connection combine

DaY

(verb) To bring together or join together into a whole. When you combine lemons, sugar, and water, you make lemonade.

combination

DaY

(noun) Things that have come together or have been brought together. The combination of peanut butter and jelly makes a delicious sandwich!

connect

DaY

(verb) To join together or link. The sidewalks connect the two buildings of our school.

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Daily

connection

1 combine Day 1 Day

DaY

1. How would you complete this sentence? Say it aloud.

Academic (noun) A link or relationship between two things. There Vocabulary is a connection between eating healthy food and feeling good.

to make a sandwich.

and

I could combine

2. What could you combine with milk to make something that tastes good? Circle your answer. DaY

a. pickles b. salt

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My favorite soup is a combination of

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The sea is home to a lot of odd creatures. Some look silly with mouths

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Maui and the Sun

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How does fire help? As you know, a forest is an area where many trees grow. Over time some of the trees die. Branches fall to the ground. Leaves collect on the forest floor. This dead material is called litter. Fire can clear the litter away, leaving more space for the trees to grow. If the litter is not too deep, the fire burns along the ground.

But these dead trees are still very important. Many of them remain standing for years. They are called snags. Insects bore into the dead wood. Woodpeckers and other birds eat the insects. These birds also make nests in the dead trees. In fact, burned forests provide important habitat for a number of bird species.

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Standards-correlated science resources students love! Muscles Work in Pairs to Move Bones

• Generate interest in moons by asking students to answer a riddle about Earth’s moon. Give the clues one at a time, calling on a student to try to give an answer after each clue. Continue giving clues until you receive the answer “moon.” “This object is part of the solar system.” “It is smaller than Earth.” “It is usually seen at night.” “It has holes called craters on its surface.” “It goes around the Earth.” “It seems to change shape on different nights.” “If you look up at night, you will probably see it.”

Note: Reproduce this sheet for each student to use with page 24.

Concept Name

Look out the window. What is the weather today?

• Using page 26, students are to draw a picture of the kind of weather they see outside. (Repeat this activity throughout the year, selecting specific types of weather to record.)

• paper clips

Moon

My Weather Wheel

Moon Calendar

• pushpins • masking tape

night.

• tacky glue

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Monday

full moon

gibbous

quarter moon

Its trip takes one month.

Tuesday Wednesday Thursday 51

Friday

2. Straighten the paper clips. Push them through the holes. 3 cm Fold the ends toward the open ends of the tubes. Follow-Up (Figure B) Have students feel their thigh when bending and straightening their leg to 3. Loop a rubber band around bent paper on one tube. observe howthe another set ofclips muscles works in pairs. Wrap tape around the tube to hold the clips down. (Figure C)

Saturday

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6. Explain to the class that they will be constructing a model arm that shows how the biceps and triceps muscles work together to move the arm. Hand out the Making the Model Arm instruction sheet. Using the model pt students how to construct their you made and the instruction sheet, Conceshow model arms.

Making the Model Arm

crescent

have any moons.

Sunday

Tuesday—It is sunny.

• After observing the changes in weather for several days, work with students to write a page for the class logbook.

gibbous

5. Pair students and distribute the model materials and record sheets. Each pair will need one ball, two cardboard tubes, two rubber bands, two paper clips, and one pushpin.

Weather Changes 27

quarter moon

4. Emphasize that muscles work in pairs, one contracting as the other relaxes.

8. Encourage students to experiment with pulling on the biceps and triceps rubber bands. What do they notice about the movement of the arm? (Students should note that the arm bent when they pulled on the biceps rubber band, and straightened when they pulled on the triceps rubber band.) 1. Measure down 39.cm on one should end of each tube.that Using Students conclude thisthe investigation shows that arm muscles pushpin, poke a hole on each side. (Figure A) work in pairs—as one muscle (rubber band) contracts, the other relaxes.

Write the name of the month in the box. Some planets have more Write the numbers of the days of this than one moon. month in the boxes. Look at the moon each night. Some planets don’t month Draw what it looks like in the box for that date.

Monday—It is cold and rainy.

crescent

The moon goes around the Earth.

3. Have students place their left hand on the triceps muscle on the back of the upper arm. Have them move their arm down toward the floor and feel the triceps muscle contract.

7. Have students bend and straighten the model arm and notice what happens to the biceps and triceps muscles (rubber bands). (As the muscles contract, they shorten. As the muscles erelax, lengthen.) Have students record o H they an B their observations on their recordu m sheets.

• rulers

it changes.

new moon

2. Tell students to let their right arm hang down and feel the biceps muscle on the front of the upper arm. Then bend this arm at the elbow to feel the biceps muscle contract.

• long rubber bands

• Ask students to recall information from the material read. Name _______________________________________________ Write about the moon on a class logbook page entitled We see the moon at “Moon.” Use copies of page 4 for students to write about the moon for their individual logbooks. The moon looks like

Note: Reproduce these symbols to use on the weather calendar on page 24.

1. Show students the Major Muscles of the Body transparency. Point out the biceps and triceps muscles.

• Making the Model Arm instructions on page 45, reproduced for each pair of students

• cardboard tubes

Learning About Weather • EMC 870

page 27

Steps to Follow

See advance preparation on page 42.

• Ping-Pong balls or other balls

Materials

• overhead transparency of the Major Muscles of the Body on page 43

Explain that most planets have one or more moons. These moons are also called satellites.

• Set up a weather calendar in your classroom. Using the weather symbols on page 27, have students pin the appropriate symbol(s) to the calendar each day. Change the symbols during the day if the weather makes a big change. At the end of the month, discuss the changes that have occurred.

Investigation 1

Moons

• Review the kinds of words we use to describe weather (it’s raining, the wind is blowing, it’s foggy, the sun is shining, it’s hot, etc.). Have students look out the classroom windows and describe the weather they see. Ask, “Is the weather different from what it was page 26 yesterday? How?”

Weather Calendar

eH uman Bo

The Earth has one satellite called the moon.

Watching the Weather

• Read appropriate parts of Weather Everywhere by Denise Casey to expand students’ understanding of weather changes.

Concept

CONCEPT

Weather changes from day to day.

4. Place the tubes together as shown in Figure D. Loop the 44 the other tube. bands around the paper clips on Tape the paper clips down.

Learning About Weather • EMC 870

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Figure A

5. Tape the rubber band to the lower arm as shown. Tape the other rubber band to the “joint” as shown. (Figure D)

Figure B

Joint

Figure C Figure D

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Help students develop geography literacy while they learn about the seven continents of the world!

Name

help you .

1. Mexico grows nearly 2 million 2. Coffee is grown in the

Name

produces the most banana

produces the most coffee.

Mexico and the seven countries of Central America grow a lot of coffee and bananas. In fact, Central America produces 10% of the world’s supply of both bananas and coffee. Bananas are grown in the tropical lowlands, while coffee thrives in the highlands.

Coffee Plant

El Salvador

Costa Rica El Salvador Guatemala

2,074,311

118,232

71,650 1,730,034

Caribbean Sea

Co sta

Ric

Panama

240,250

1,964,545

268,865

39,997

80,168

394,474

14,286

Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations

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South America

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bananas

107,726

1,003,103

Mexico

Panama

bananas

coffee

280,869

Honduras

Nicaragua

Costa Rica

Nicaragua

Pacific Ocean

Costa Rica

Guatemala coffee

Honduras

Tons of Coffee Per Year

75,016

bananas lowlands

Belize

Coffee and Banana Production in Mexico and Central America Tons of Bananas Per Year

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s they produce each year .

Guatemala

Country

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Mexico

Belize

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Coffee and Bananas

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5. Honduras produces more

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Name

Looking at a Map

A map is a drawing of a place from above. A map shows where things are.

This map shows a school. Listen and follow directions.

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Cool Colors and Warm Colors Blue, green, and purple are often labeled as cool colors. Yellow, orange, and red are called warm colors. Students categorize colors as cool and warm.

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