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Lesson 1. A Hero’s Story
Students learn about Martin Luther King Jr. and read a chart about ways he worked to make changes.
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Lesson 2. Predator on the Ice
Students learn about arctic wolves and read a diagram of an arctic wolf.
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Lesson 3. Prey on the Ice Test
Students learn about arctic hares and read a diagram of an arctic hare.
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Lesson 4. Ruby the Brave
Students learn about Ruby Bridges integrating her school and read a short article about Ruby Bridges as an adult to answer questions.
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Lesson 5. A New American Symbol
Students learn about bison and read a chart about three other symbols of our country.
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Lesson 6. George’s Hard Winter
Students learn about George Washington during the Revolutionary War and read a timeline about George Washington.
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Lesson 7. Amazing Animal Teeth
Students learn about how animals use their teeth and read a diagram of human teeth.
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Lesson 8. This Is Dr. Seuss
Students learn about characteristics of Dr. Seuss’s books and identify drawings and writing by Dr. Seuss.
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Lesson 9. Wild, Wild Wind
Students learn about what wind can do and read a dictionary of science and weather vocabulary.
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Lesson 10. What Happened to Amelia Earhart?
Students learn about Amelia Earhart and read a short article about her disappearance to answer questions
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Lesson 11. Flamingo Teamwork
Students learn about flamingo eggs, chicks, adults, and flocks and answer questions about the life cycle of a flamingo.
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Lesson 12. Bugs in Your Hair?
Students learn about head lice and read a life cycle of a louse.
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Lesson 13. Would You Eat These Wacky Foods?
Students learn about strange-looking fruits and vegetables and read a diagram of a carrot plant.
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Lesson 14. Take Only Pictures, Leave Only Footprints
Students learn about respecting nature and read about ways to reduce, reuse, and recycle.
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Lesson 15. Wheelchair Racer
Students learn about an 8-year-old wheelchair racer and read a diagram of a racing wheelchair.
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Lesson 16. World’s Weirdest Animal?
Students learn about blobfish and read a chart of unusual animals.
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Lesson 17. America the Beautiful
Students learn about landforms in the United States and read a map of landforms in the country.
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Lesson 18. Would You Like to Be a Dolphin?
Students learn about dolphins and compare diagrams of a dolphin and a shark.
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Lesson 19. The Science of Sand Castles
Students learn about building sand castles and read a sand castle graph to answer questions.
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Lesson 20. Dolphins Don't Play Trumpets!
Students read a fictional story about Dexter the Dolphin and compare it to the nonfiction issue, “Hello, Dolphin!”
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Lesson 21. You Can Do It!
Children will practice developing a growth mind-set through video, reading, and writing activities
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Lesson 22. Second-Grade Citizens
Children will understand their rights and responsibilities as citizens and use what they learned to devise solutions to possible problems.
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Lesson 23. Friends Make It Fun!
Children will identify ways to make new friends and give their own friendship advice in a writing activity.
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Lesson 24. Weekends in My Community
Children will compare and contrast the three main kinds of communities and will describe their own community in a writing activity.
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