ICDL - International Children's Digital Library The complete 10-week Poetry for Kids course - Mankato Homeschooling Here are the links to our entire 10-week free poetry course for kids, ready to start whenever it works for your family. Feel free to work through the course at your own pace, moving faster or slower as needed. (Note: Some people have been having trouble finding the links to each lesson. Click on each week's title in blue bold to go to that article. For instance, to view the lesson plan for week one you just click on "Poetry for Kids Week One..") Here's the full curriculum: Poetry for Kids: Intro What to expect in the course. Poetry for Kids Week One: Cliche busting! Learn about cliches and why they're so bad for poetry. Poetry for Kids Week Two: Finding poetry in song lyrics Learn how lots of poetry tricks (and common mistakes) can also be found in songs, and look for good poetry in lyrics. Poetry for Kids Week Three: Easy poetry forms for kids Learn about found poetry, along with lots of fun and simple poetry forms that kids can try out. Poetry for Kids Week Four: The sounds of good poetry
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Reading Passages on Social Studies Topics <div id="nojs-warning">WARNING: Javascript must be enabled for the correct page display</div> Sign InRegister ReadWorks.org The Solution to Reading Comprehension ReadWorks Reading Passages on Social Studies Topics Share now! Print Kindergarten "Who Is a Good Citizen at School?" "We Are Americans" Lexile: 160 "Enrico Discovers a Globe" Lexile: 150 "Getting Water from a Well" Lexile: 350 "The Pilgrims' Path" Lexile: 190 "The Liberty Bell" Lexile: 190 1st Grade "What is a Law?" "Why Do We Need Rules?" "The Declaration of Independence" Lexile: 550 "Steamboats and Railroads" Lexile: 580 "Building a Railroad to Cross the Country" Lexile: 610 "How Did Pilgrim Children Live?" 2nd Grade "Hello, Mr. "Great Americans" Lexile: 560 "A Great Leader" Lexile: 900 "Cindy Goes to Salvador" Lexile: 980 3rd Grade "A Courtroom in the Classroom" Lexile: 880 "The Old Stone House" Lexile: 770 "John Wesley Powell Maps the Grand Canyon" Lexile: 780 "Oral Histories" Lexile: 900 "Not Just for When You're Lost" Lexile: 840 4th Grade 5th Grade
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