| My Veteran's Day A-Z Book GET IT HERE (elementary) GET IT HERE (middle school) |
Here is an elementary example of one of the pages.
Here are the words for ELEMENTARY Veteran's Day A-Z book: Arlington Cemetery, battleship, corps, decorated, eagle, flag, general, hero, intelligence, jeep, k-ration, liberty, medal of honor, navy, overseas, parade, quartermaster, rank, stars & stripes, tank, uniform, veteran, The Wall, XO (Executive Officer), yellow ribbon, zulu.
Here are the words for MIDDLE SCHOOL Veteran's Day A-Z book: Arlington Cemetery, battalion, corps, democracy, equality, freedom, glory, honor, inalienable, Joint Chiefs of Staff, K-ration, liberty, medal of honor, NATO, officer, patriotism, quartermaster, rank, soldier, treaty, unit, veteran, The Wall, XO (Executive Officer), yellow ribbon, zulu.
Whether you call it a vocabulary project or whether you call it a mini research project...kids will have fun learning and doing! Appropriate for 1st - 5th. I did create a middle school version of the Veteran's Day A-Z book if anyone is interested. Here is the link to the middle school version of the Veteran's Day A-Z book.
I am also created one for Thanksgiving. Again, appropriate for 1st - 5th and a great activity to fill the few days we have school right before Thanksgiving.
Here are words in the ELEMENTARY Thanksgiving A-Z book: apple pie, blessings, colonists, drumstick, eat and family, gratitude, harvest, indians, journey, kitchen, leftovers, Mayflower, New World, Oceanus, Plymouth, quill, recipe, stuffing, Thanksgiving, understanding, venison, wishbone, axe, yams, zucchini.
Here are the words in the MIDDLE SCHOOL Thanksgiving book: agriculture, blessings, colonists, democracy, expeditions, First Encounter Beach, gratitude, harvest, Indian corn, journey, kitchen, Lincoln's Proclamation, Mayflower Compact, New World, Oceanus, provisions, quail, Roosevelt, Samoset, Tisquantum, understanding, voyage, William Bradford, ax, Yorkshire pudding, zucchini
Thanksgiving A-Z Book
GET IT HERE (elementary)
GET IT HERE (middle school)
I teach 5th. The Thanksgiving book would be a nice activity to do next week. (We have school Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday.) Is this appropriate for 5th?
ReplyDeleteHi Becky! Thanks for the comment. I definitely think 5th graders would enjoy doing this. I have a middle schooler and high schooler myself and they both said they would love it if their teacher game them this to do in the days before Thanksgiving instead of worksheets and crossword puzzles. They like looking stuff up too, so this gets them all motivated. You can tell them also that they must include at least one fact per fact, not just personal stories. I'm happy to tweak it for you if there are words you want me to change out after you purchase it. Let me know. :-) Jen
ReplyDeleteOh, and I added the Thanksgiving words to the post.
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