The
Kids' Page
Table of Contents
Content Area Website for Kids
Darien and Toni's Picks
Language Experience
Lesson
Science, Math, and Social
Studies Intergrated Technolgy Lesson
Links to my page
Ten Favorite Websites
Science
Language Arts
3. This site is all about
vocabulary,
complete with games & puzzles.
4. This site is called
primary
games. It includes puzzels & games designed by a teacher.
Mathematics
5. This site is for all
you wizzkids out there.
It's a great math site.
6. Designed for kids
and their families, this site is all about using
math.
Social Studies
7. This site is all about
the the news and history.
8. Archaeology
is fun and exciting on this web site for kids.
Art & Music
9. This site is
all about music for kids.
Students can listen to all their favoirites.
10. This is a site where
kids can color
a variety of pictures using the computer/

#1 Pick: This is the
Nickelodeon
website. It's fun and full of things to do.
#2 Pick: The site is
full of good clean jokes.
They really made the students laugh.
Grade Level QCC's K-1
Listening and Speaking
Listens and speaks
in informal conversations with peers and adults.
Listens to a variety
of literary forms, including stories and poems.
Literature
Experiences traditional
and+contemporary literature through a variety of media.
Responds to literal,
inferential, and evaluative questions about literature
If You Give a Mouse a Cookie
This book is about a mouse
that goes to visit a boy who is eating cookies. After recieving a
cookie himself, the mouse begins to want other things. He wants milk,
a straw, sissors to cut his hair, a broom to clean the house, and so on.
He even decides he wants to draw a picture and tape it to the refridgerator.
The mouse seems to get into everything he possibily can. Then, towards
the end of the story the mouse is looking at the fridge and is reminded
of something important. What do you think that the mouse is reminded
of?
Grade 4 Social Studies
Strand: Geography
5. Topic: Regions
Standard: Identifies and describes
different types of regions found within the United States (and around the
world) that can be categorized
according to climatic, physical, political, cultural and economic.
Grade 4 Science
31. Topic: Earth Processes:
Weather and Climate
Standard: Differentiates
between weather and climate and identifies Earth's climate zone
Grade 4 Math
25 Topic: Algebra
Standard: Collects, reads,
interprets, and compares data from charts, tables, and graphs
(pictographs, bar graphs, and
circle graphs) using a variety of scales and estimation. Graph with
description of what is
shown on the graph
This graph compares the temperatures
of Versailles, France and Versailles, NY in degrees Fahrenheit,for
the period
of three days during the month of February.
You have probablly noticed that both of the citied in the above graph have the same name, Versailles. One city is located in Europe in the country of France. The other Versailles in located right here in the United States in the State of New York. Study the chart carefully and answer the questions provided below.
1) Was it warmer in Versailles,
France or Versailles, NY on Friday?
.
2) What was the low temperature
in Versailles, Ny on Sunday?
.
3) What was the high temperature
in Versailles, France on Saturday?
.
4) Was it colder in Versailles,
France or Versailles, NY on Sunday?
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Continent: Europe Language Spoken: French Currency used: Franc |
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Continent: N. America Language Spoken: English Currency used: Dollar |
1) What language would you have
to speak to talk to someone that lives in Versailles, France?
.
2) What continent would you be
in if you were visiting Versailles, NY?
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