America the Beautiful Student Workbook

America the Beautiful Student Workbook
Our price: $13.00

Ages: 10-11

Grades: 5th-6th

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Product Code: 563-505

Please note: due to limited quantities America the Beautiful Student Workbook is only available for purchase as part of a curriculum kit.

Another outstanding component of Timberdoodle's 2019 Fifth-Grade Curriculum Kit!
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America the Beautiful Student Workbook
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An optional companion to the America the Beautiful Curriculum Package, America the Beautiful Student Workbook is a book of crosswords, find-a-words, matching, codes, drawing assignments, and other handwork activities which review and reinforce information learned in the daily lessons. This book is designed for students in 5th and 6th grades, but it is suitable for older children who enjoy these types of activities. Plastic coil. 150 pages. Consumable.

Features
Publisher: Notgrass
Suggested Age Level: Middle School (5th-8th Grade)
Binding: Plastic coil
Consumable: Yes
Pages: 150
Faith-Based: Yes

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we love it

Thia workbook is the perfect addition to the American the Beautiful curriculum! We love the questions, and that the workbook adds something fun from the reading

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K.T.
America The Beautiful Student Workbook

This is a fantastic addition to the 'America The Beautiful' curriculum. It gives a bit more to the lesson for better understanding and a little fun as they learn. My daughter liked the activities within the workbook that went with each lesson.

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L.V.D.
America the Beautiful

We have it had the opportunity to start the curriculum but I am looking forward to getting started soon!

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We love history!

My son and I enjoy this history curriculum! It is very informative, we love the picture, and I love the assignments that go along with it.

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J.C.
America the Beautiful Student Workbook

This workbook allows my 11-year-old daughter to more fully learn the topic in each history lesson. She has a very hard time concentrating when I read We The People to her and even when she reads it to me. At the end of the lesson, completing this workbook properly, requires her to go back through the lesson and find the answers. I never realized that I would need to teach her how to skim and use headings to find the information quickly. This is a valuable skill that she will use forever.

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