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DailyCoreCurriculumBook Grade2
DailyCoreCurriculumBook Grade2
DailyCoreCurriculumBook Grade2
LER 3166
Ensure your students’ success by reinforcing key concepts
every day with Daily Core Curriculum!
Daily Core Curriculum Grade 2 provides your students with
starter questions that capture interest at the beginning of
the classroom day or start of a new subject. Each engaging Numbers
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daily activity takes just a few minutes to complete and
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Daily Activities to Reinforce Key Concepts
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction.................................................................................................................................2-3
Quizzes................................................................................................................................ 124-135
One quiz for every 10 Warm-Up Lessons
Answer Key.................................................................................................................................136
Daily Core Curriculum has been designed for any elementary classroom, regardless of the
textbooks or other supplementary programs being used. Implementation of the Daily
Core Curriculum program is easy. Place the five exercises for the day on the chalkboard,
duplicate the questions for students, and/or project them on an overhead projector by
photocopying the student pages as transparencies. Another option is to create a flip chart
by binding each day’s activities at the top. String or a dowel rod can be placed through
the binding. Then, the pages can just be flipped each day. You might want to bind the
activities one month at a time. Additionally, you can use the appropriate starter in the
content area of your classroom’s schedule.
There are many other uses for this book. It can be used for those students who finish early
or as part of a center. If you are interested in creating more interest, correct answers can be
acknowledged each week. Put all the papers in a box or bag, and choose one at random.
If the one you have chosen has the correct answer, that student can receive an award or
prize.
PROGRAM DESIGN
This book contains daily activities with a starter for both the language and math subject
areas. There are 120 lessons, and a quiz is located at the end of the book for every 10
lessons (12 quizzes in all). The quizzes include the questions covered in the lessons in
standardized test format. Consider using the quizzes in place of the daily activity.
As a whole, this book contains enough material for you to use for each morning of your
school year. The left-hand page is the student page. This page includes two day’s worth
of lessons, of which you can photocopy, cut in half, and hand out. The right-hand page
includes the answers to each question. Here is an explanation of each part of the daily
lessons:
Math
Students are challenged with daily problems that are aligned with the NCTM Standards.
This is a good starter for math time on your schedule.
Science
All areas of the science curriculum are covered. This is a good starter for science time on the
schedule. Textbooks and research materials (encyclopedias, almanacs, and Internet access)
may be helpful with these questions.
Geography
United States and world geography are reviewed as well as map skills and key terms
by grade level. This is a good starter for history or social studies time on your schedule.
Textbooks and research materials (encyclopedias, almanacs, and Internet access) may be
helpful with these questions.
TIME MANAGEMENT
Students quickly become focused as they copy the starters and begin answering them. For
some questions, students may need to use textbooks and reference materials to search for
answers. Each problem usually takes no more than five to seven minutes to complete. It is
recommended (for consistency) that the exercises be used on a daily basis versus once a
week.
MATH SCIENCE
How much money is one dime? True or False: You live in a community.
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Lesson Name:
2
today is september 2
MATH SCIENCE
Jane and Bill were shopping. Jane bought True or False: The sun is a star.
7 apples. Bill bought 3 apples. How many
apples did they buy in all?
MATH SCIENCE
How much money is one dime? True or False: You live in a community.
True
10 cents
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ANSWER KEY Lesson
2
MATH SCIENCE
Jane and Bill were shopping. Jane bought True or False: The sun is a star.
7 apples. Bill bought 3 apples. How many
apples did they buy in all?
10 apples True
MATH SCIENCE
Ann planted 3 trees. Yolanda planted 5 List as many types of trees as you can.
trees. How many trees did they plant in all?
GEOGRAPHY
On which continent do you live? DID YOU KNOW?
Spiders are not insects. Write about why
you think a spider is not an insect.
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Lesson Name:
4
MATH SCIENCE
How many minutes are in one hour? Which season starts in September?
GEOGRAPHY
What is the capital city of your state? DID YOU KNOW?
A baby frog is a tadpole. It lives in the
water. List 10 things you can find in water.
MATH SCIENCE
Ann planted 3 trees. Yolanda planted 5 List as many types of trees as you can.
trees. How many trees did they plant in all?
GEOGRAPHY
On which continent do you live? DID YOU KNOW?
Spiders are not insects. Write about why
you think a spider is not an insect.
North America
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ANSWER KEY Lesson
4
MATH SCIENCE
How many minutes are in one hour? Which season starts in September?
GEOGRAPHY
What is the capital city of your state? DID YOU KNOW?
A baby frog is a tadpole. It lives in the
water. List 10 things you can find in
Answers will vary. water.
MATH SCIENCE
There were 9 apples. 7 of them had worms. Is temperature measured with a compass
How many apples were without worms? or a thermometer?
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Lesson Name:
6
MATH SCIENCE
What number has 2 tens and 6 ones? If you plant a seed from an apple, what
will grow?
MATH SCIENCE
There were 9 apples. 7 of them had worms. Is temperature measured with a compass
How many apples were without worms? or a thermometer?
2 apples Thermometer
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ANSWER KEY Lesson
6
MATH SCIENCE
What number has 2 tens and 6 ones? If you plant a seed from an apple, what
will grow?
26 Apple tree
MATH SCIENCE
5 children were playing. 3 left. How many True or False: Earth is the only planet.
children were still playing?
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Lesson Name:
8
MATH SCIENCE
Which is more time: 3 minutes or 3 hours? True or False: You can use a ruler to
measure how much liquid is in a cup.
MATH SCIENCE
5 children were playing. 3 left. How many True or False: Earth is the only planet.
children were still playing?
2 children False
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ANSWER KEY Lesson
8
MATH SCIENCE
Which is more time: 3 minutes or 3 hours? True or False: You can use a ruler to
measure how much liquid is in a cup.
MATH SCIENCE
Write down as many addition facts as you True or False: People are one kind of
can in five minutes. animal.
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Lesson Name:
10
MATH SCIENCE
How many tens are in 46? What can you recycle from your house?
MATH SCIENCE
Write down as many addition facts as you True or False: People are one kind of
can in five minutes. animal.
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ANSWER KEY Lesson
10
MATH SCIENCE
How many tens are in 46? What can you recycle from your house?
MATH SCIENCE
What number has 7 tens and 0 ones? What does it mean if an animal species
is extinct?
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Lesson Name:
12
MATH SCIENCE
6 dogs are playing. 2 play dead. How many What sense am I using if I listen to birds
dogs are not playing dead? chirping?
MATH SCIENCE
What number has 7 tens and 0 ones? What does it mean if an animal species
is extinct?
There are no more living animals of
70 that species.
GEOGRAPHY
On which continent is Mexico? DID YOU KNOW?
Bears eat a lot during the fall to help them
during the winter. Create one day’s meal
North America plan for a bear. What would you include?
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ANSWER KEY Lesson
12
MATH SCIENCE
6 dogs are playing. 2 play dead. How many What sense am I using if I listen to birds
dogs are not playing dead? chirping?
MATH SCIENCE
Write this amount of money in dollars and What is the name of the part of a flower
cents: 427 pennies that is under the ground?
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Lesson Name:
14
MATH SCIENCE
Ben and Dave had two dollars. They spent What kind of reptiles lived millions of
50 cents. How much money is left? years ago?
MATH SCIENCE
Write this amount of money in dollars and What is the name of the part of a flower
cents: 427 pennies that is under the ground?
$4.27 A root
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ANSWER KEY Lesson
14
MATH SCIENCE
Ben and Dave had two dollars. They spent What kind of reptiles lived millions of
50 cents. How much money is left? years ago?
$1.50 Dinosaurs
GEOGRAPHY
How many equators are on Earth? DID YOU KNOW?
All insects have six legs. What would you
do if you had six legs?
One Equator
MATH SCIENCE
Finish this pattern: Plants give off a gas that humans need. Is
5, 10, 15, ___, ___, ___, ___ it oxygen or carbon dioxide?
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Lesson Name:
16
MATH SCIENCE
If my answer is bigger than the numbers in What kind of animal is warm-blooded and
the problem, did I add or subtract? takes care of its young?
MATH SCIENCE
Finish this pattern: Plants give off a gas that humans need. Is
5, 10, 15, ___, ___, ___, ___ it oxygen or carbon dioxide?
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ANSWER KEY Lesson
16
MATH SCIENCE
If my answer is bigger than the numbers in What kind of animal is warm-blooded and
the problem, did I add or subtract? takes care of its young?
Add Mammal
MATH SCIENCE
Sally started her homework at 4:00. She What type of matter is water: liquid, solid,
finished at 5:30. How long did she work on or gas?
her homework?
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Lesson Name:
18
MATH SCIENCE
How many sides are on an octagon? How do bees help plants?
MATH SCIENCE
Sally started her homework at 4:00. She What type of matter is water: liquid, solid
finished at 5:30. How long did she work on or gas?
homework?
1-1/2 hours A liquid
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ANSWER KEY Lesson
18
MATH SCIENCE
How many sides are on an octagon? How do bees help plants?
MATH SCIENCE
How many inches are in one foot? When you hold the north poles of two
magnets near each other, what will they
do to each other?
GEOGRAPHY
Where is Alabama, in the north or the DID YOU KNOW?
south? Some insects are harmful. Write about one
insect and why it is harmful. What would
you do to protect yourself from it?
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Lesson Name:
20
MATH SCIENCE
How many months are in one year? What word means a series of events that
happen over and over again, in the same
order: cycle or continue?
MATH SCIENCE
How many inches are in one foot? When you hold the north poles of two
magnets near each other, what will they
do to each other?
12 inches
They will repel (or push away) from
each other.
GEOGRAPHY
Where is Alabama, in the north or the DID YOU KNOW?
south? Some insects are harmful. Write about
one insect and why it is harmful. What
would you do to protect yourself from it?
The south
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ANSWER KEY Lesson
20
MATH SCIENCE
How many months are in one year? What word means a series of events that
happen over and over again, in the same
order: cycle or continue?
12 months Cycle
MATH SCIENCE
3 sisters, 3 brothers, and 2 parents are how What type of landform erupts lava?
many people total in the family?
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Lesson Name:
22
MATH SCIENCE
Laurie went on a trip on September 30th. What do you call moving air?
She returned on December 30th. How many
months was she gone?
MATH SCIENCE
3 sisters, 3 brothers, and 2 parents are how What type of landform erupts lava?
many people total in the family?
8 people A volcano
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ANSWER KEY Lesson
22
MATH SCIENCE
Laurie went on a trip on September 30th. What do you call moving air?
She returned on December 30th. How many
months was she gone?
3 months Wind
MATH SCIENCE
What is a sphere? Rain, snow, hail, and sleet are examples of
what?
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Lesson Name:
24
MATH SCIENCE
John has 22 baseball cards. He sells 10. How Name two products made from plants.
many are left?
MATH SCIENCE
What is a sphere? Rain, snow, hail, and sleet are examples of
what?
Europe
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ANSWER KEY Lesson
24
MATH SCIENCE
John has 22 baseball cards. He sells 10. How Name two products made from plants.
many are left?
MATH SCIENCE
What does the Roman numeral V equal? True or False: An insect has three body
parts.
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Lesson Name:
26
MATH SCIENCE
Are the numbers 3, 7, 9, and 13 even What is it called when animals blend in
or odd? with their surroundings?
MATH SCIENCE
What does the Roman numeral V equal? True or False: An insect has three body
parts.
5 True
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ANSWER KEY Lesson
26
MATH SCIENCE
Are the numbers 3, 7, 9, and 13 even What is it called when animals blend in
or odd? with their surroundings?
Odd Camouflage
MATH SCIENCE
Which number is bigger: one billion or one What is the source of heat and light for
trillion? Earth?
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Lesson Name:
28
MATH SCIENCE
Sam collected 7 pounds of apples at the True or False: There is water inside
orchard. He made pies with 1 pound. How your body.
many pounds were left?
MATH SCIENCE
Which number is bigger: one billion or one What is the source of heat and light for
trillion? Earth?
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ANSWER KEY Lesson
28
MATH SCIENCE
Sam collected 7 pounds of apples at the True or False: There is water inside
orchard. He made pies with 1 pound. How your body.
many pounds were left?
6 pounds True
MATH SCIENCE
The puzzle has 25 pieces. There are 4 corner What do tadpoles live in?
pieces. How many are not corner pieces?
GEOGRAPHY
NY is the abbreviation for which state? DID YOU KNOW?
The four seasons are spring, summer,
winter, and fall. What is your favorite
season? Why?
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Lesson Name:
30
MATH SCIENCE
How many commas belong in the number What is it called when water drops from
1357? a cloud?
MATH SCIENCE
The puzzle has 25 pieces. There are 4 corner What do tadpoles live in?
pieces. How many are not corner pieces?
21 pieces Water
GEOGRAPHY
NY is the abbreviation for which state? DID YOU KNOW?
The four seasons are spring, summer,
winter, and fall. What is your favorite
season? Why?
New York
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ANSWER KEY Lesson
30
MATH SCIENCE
How many commas belong in the number What is it called when water drops from
1357? a cloud?
MATH SCIENCE
40 + 20 = True or False: All living things need
oxygen.
GEOGRAPHY
What is the name of the map part that tells DID YOU KNOW?
directions? A mammal is an animal with fur. List five
animals that you think are mammals.
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Lesson Name:
32
MATH SCIENCE
How many millimeters are in one True or False: Liquids can be changed to
centimeter? solids.
MATH SCIENCE
40 + 20 = True or False: All living things need
oxygen.
60 True
Compass
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ANSWER KEY Lesson
32
MATH SCIENCE
How many millimeters are in one True or False: Liquids can be changed to
centimeter? solids.
MATH SCIENCE
Which number is greater: 123 or 321? What sense are you using if you use your
eyes?
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Lesson Name:
34
MATH SCIENCE
What number is the Roman numeral X? How does a whale breathe?
MATH SCIENCE
Which number is greater: 123 or 321? What sense are you using if you use your
eyes?
321 Sight
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ANSWER KEY Lesson
34
MATH SCIENCE
What number is the Roman numeral X? How does a whale breathe?
MATH SCIENCE
There were 16 ducks. 8 swam away. How True or False: water is a solid.
many are left?
✁
Lesson Name:
36
MATH SCIENCE
Finish the pattern: 2, 4, 8, 16, ___, ___, ___ True or false: Alligators are reptiles and
crocodiles are not.
MATH SCIENCE
There were 16 ducks. 8 swam away. How True or False: water is a solid.
many are left?
8 ducks False
MATH SCIENCE
Finish the pattern: 2, 4, 8, 16, ___, ___, ___ True or false: Alligators are reptiles and
crocodiles are not.
MATH SCIENCE
How many days are in one year? True or False: Earth is the third planet from
the sun.
✁
Lesson Name:
38
MATH SCIENCE
How many sides are there on a pentagon? How many legs does an insect have?
GEOGRAPHY
Which one is human-made: An ocean, a DID YOU KNOW?
building, or a volcano? Water can come in three states of matter:
solid (ice), liquid (water), or gas (steam).
What happens when you boil water? Draw
a picture of what that would look like.
MATH SCIENCE
How many days are in one year? True or False: Earth is the third planet
from the sun.
✁
ANSWER KEY Lesson
38
MATH SCIENCE
How many sides are there on a pentagon? How many legs does an insect have?
5 sides 6 legs
MATH SCIENCE
Count by 3s from 0 through 21. What is the smallest section of the food
pyramid?
GEOGRAPHY
Which state is abbreviated NV? DID YOU KNOW?
Insects have antennae, or feelers, to feel
things. Write a letter to an insect with
questions about its antennae.
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Lesson Name:
40
MATH SCIENCE
There are 8 students. How many eyes Where is the sun at noon?
altogether?
MATH SCIENCE
Count by 3s from 0 through 21. What is the smallest section of the food
pyramid?
GEOGRAPHY
Which state is abbreviated NV? DID YOU KNOW?
Insects have antennae, or feelers, to feel
things. Write a letter to an insect with
questions about its antennae.
Nevada
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ANSWER KEY Lesson
40
find out how many crayons are in the box Find out how many crayons are in the box.
MATH SCIENCE
There are 8 students. How many eyes Where is the sun at noon?
altogether?
At the highest point in the sky,
16 eyes directly overhead
MATH SCIENCE
What number has 9 hundreds, 6 tens, and 2 How many suns are there in our solar
ones? system?
GEOGRAPHY
What landform is high, but not as high as a DID YOU KNOW?
mountain? Tokyo is in Japan. It is a very busy city.
Write about a city near you.
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Lesson Name:
42
MATH SCIENCE
How much money is one quarter? If a cup of water is left on a shelf for two
weeks, what will happen?
GEOGRAPHY
In what state is the Statue of Liberty? DID YOU KNOW?
You should not eat a lot of sweets. List five
snacks that can replace sweets.
MATH SCIENCE
What number has 9 hundreds, 6 tens, and 2 How many suns are there in our solar
ones? system?
GEOGRAPHY
What landform is high, but not as high as a DID YOU KNOW?
mountain? Tokyo is in Japan. It is a very busy city.
Write about a city near you.
A hill
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ANSWER KEY Lesson
42
MATH SCIENCE
How much money is one quarter? If a cup of water is left on a shelf for two
weeks, what will happen?
GEOGRAPHY
In what state is the Statue of Liberty? DID YOU KNOW?
You should not eat a lot of sweets. List
five snacks that can replace sweets.
New York
MATH SCIENCE
What number does the Roman numeral III True or False: When you eat, you are using
stand for? your respiratory system.
GEOGRAPHY
DID YOU KNOW?
KS is the abbreviation for which state?
Rain and snow come from clouds. Write
about a trip to a cloud. What would you
see there? What could you do?
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Lesson Name:
44
MATH SCIENCE
Which is greater: five hundred fifty-five or Sometimes people eat the leaves of plants.
four hundred ninety-nine? Can you think of a plant like that?
MATH SCIENCE
What number does the Roman numeral III True or False: When you eat, you are using
stand for? your respiratory system.
3 False
GEOGRAPHY
DID YOU KNOW?
KS is the abbreviation for which state?
Rain and snow come from clouds. Write
about a trip to a cloud. What would you
see there? What could you do?
Kansas
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ANSWER KEY Lesson
44
MATH SCIENCE
Which is greater: five hundred fifty-five or Sometimes people eat the leaves of plants.
four hundred ninety-nine? Can you think of a plant like that?
MATH SCIENCE
Jennings collected 27 pieces of candy. Then, What two things are needed for a rainbow
he got 38 more. How many pieces of candy to form in the sky?
did he collect in all?
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Lesson Name:
46
MATH SCIENCE
Write the numeral: forty-seven thousand. True or False: Cups can be used to measure
solids (like powder) or liquids (like water).
GEOGRAPHY
DID YOU KNOW?
Is Kansas a city or a state?
The Constitution has our most important
laws. Write about a law you would like for
your class.
MATH SCIENCE
Jennings collected 27 pieces of candy. Then, What two things are needed for a
he got 38 more. How many pieces of candy rainbow to form in the sky?
did he collect in all?
65 pieces of candy Rain and sunlight
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ANSWER KEY Lesson
46
MATH SCIENCE
Write the numeral: forty-seven thousand. True or False: Cups can be used to measure
solids (like powder) or liquids (like water).
47,000 True
GEOGRAPHY
Is Kansas a city or a state? DID YOU KNOW?
The Constitution has our most important
laws. Write about a law you would like for
your class.
A state
MATH SCIENCE
How much is one nickel worth? How many planets are there in our solar
system?
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Lesson Name:
48
MATH SCIENCE
How many days are in one week? True or False: In order to hear sound, there
must be air.
MATH SCIENCE
How much is one nickel worth? How many planets are there in our solar
system?
5 cents 9 planets
GEOGRAPHY
Name one country in South America. DID YOU KNOW?
A new student can feel very scared. Write
Brazil, Argentina, Peru, Colombia, a letter for a new student, explaining how
Venezuela, Guyana, Suriname, Ecuador, you can help at school.
Bolivia, Paraguay, Uraguay, or Chile
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ANSWER KEY Lesson
48
MATH SCIENCE
How many days are in one week? True or False: In order to hear sound, there
must be air.
7 days True
GEOGRAPHY
What is TX an abbreviation for? DID YOU KNOW?
The 13 colonies are 13 states on the East
Coast. Write about one of the states in the
13 colonies. What would you find there?
Texas
MATH SCIENCE
Write at least 10 math facts that equal 20. True or False: When I eat a banana, I am
eating a grain.
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Lesson Name:
50
MATH SCIENCE
Carrie was hopping for 45 minutes. She How many legs do spiders have?
hopped on her left foot for 20 minutes. How
long did she hop on her right foot?
MATH SCIENCE
Write at least 10 math facts that equal 20. True or False: When I eat a banana, I am
eating a grain.
5+15, 25-5, 10+10, 30-10, 1+19, 2+18, 3+17,
28-8, 22-2, 20+0, etc. False
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ANSWER KEY Lesson
50
MATH SCIENCE
Carrie was hopping for 45 minutes. She How many legs do spiders have?
hopped on her left foot for 20 minutes. How
long did she hop on her right foot?
25 minutes 8 legs
MATH SCIENCE
What number is the Roman numeral VI? True or False: The temperature of any
place on Earth depends on what you are
wearing.
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Lesson Name:
52
MATH SCIENCE
There were 23 blue corn chips and 65 What do you call the thick layer of fat that
potato chips. How many chips altogether? keeps whales warm?
Write the equation with your answer.
MATH SCIENCE
What number is the Roman numeral VI? True or False: The temperature of any
place on Earth depends on what you are
wearing.
6 False
GEOGRAPHY
The Hudson Bay is surrounded by what DID YOU KNOW?
country: Canada or Mexico? Thomas Jefferson bought a lot of land
in the United States from France. What
would you buy if you had a lot of money?
Canada
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ANSWER KEY Lesson
52
MATH SCIENCE
There were 23 blue corn chips and 65 What do you call the thick layer of fat that
potato chips. How many chips altogether? keeps whales warm?
Write the equation with your answer.
MATH SCIENCE
Which is longer: 7 feet or 7 miles? The tongue is used for what sense?
GEOGRAPHY
Is Salem a city or a state? Where is it DID YOU KNOW?
located? The five Great Lakes are Lake Superior,
Lake Huron, Lake Michigan, Lake Erie, and
Lake Ontario. Write a funny sentence using
all the names for the five Great Lakes.
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Lesson Name:
54
MATH SCIENCE
Here are fact families for 2, 3, and 5. What things are needed for a seed to grow
2 + 3 = 5, 3 + 2 = 5, 5 – 3 = 2, 5 – 2 = 3 into a plant?
Write two fact families for 3, 4, and 7.
MATH SCIENCE
Which is longer: 7 feet or 7 miles? The tongue is used for what sense?
7 miles Taste
GEOGRAPHY
Is Salem a city or a state? Where is it DID YOU KNOW?
located? The five Great Lakes are Lake Superior,
Lake Huron, Lake Michigan, Lake Erie,
and Lake Ontario. Write a funny sentence
using all the names for the five Great
Salem is a city in Massachusetts.
Lakes.
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ANSWER KEY Lesson
54
MATH SCIENCE
Here are fact families for 2, 3, and 5. What things are needed for a seed to
2 + 3 = 5, 3 + 2 = 5, 5 – 3 = 2, 5 – 2 = 3 grow into a plant?
Write two fact families for 3, 4, and 7.
3 + 4 = 7, 7 - 3 = 4, 7 - 4 = 3, 4 + 3 = 7 Water, sunlight
MATH SCIENCE
Joeleen was wearing 4 pockets on her Sounds are caused by vibrations. What
pants, 3 pockets on her shirt, and 2 pockets vibrates when you talk?
on each shoe. How many pockets in all?
GEOGRAPHY
DID YOU KNOW?
True or False: The needle on a compass
always points North. A compass needle is a magnet. Explain
where you would use a compass
and why.
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Lesson Name:
56
MATH SCIENCE
What number is the Roman numeral II? Which is NOT a type of rock: igneous,
larvae, sedimentary?
MATH SCIENCE
Joeleen was wearing 4 pockets on her Sounds are caused by vibrations. What
pants, 3 pockets on her shirt, and 2 pockets vibrates when you talk?
on each shoe. How many pockets in all?
11 pockets Your vocal cords
GEOGRAPHY
True or False: The needle on a compass DID YOU KNOW?
always points North. A compass needle is a magnet. Explain
where you would use a compass
and why.
True
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ANSWER KEY Lesson
56
MATH SCIENCE
What number is the Roman numeral II? Which is NOT a type of rock: igneous,
larvae, sedimentary?
2 Larvae
MATH SCIENCE
What number has 8 tens and 4 ones? Knowing that “tri” means three, what do
you think Triceratops means?
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Lesson Name:
58
MATH SCIENCE
Which month has the fewest number of True or False: All sea animals are fish.
days?
MATH SCIENCE
What number has 8 tens and 4 ones? Knowing that “tri” means three, what do
you think Triceratops means?
84 3-horned dinosaur
GEOGRAPHY
What kind of body of water is the Atlantic? DID YOU KNOW?
Dinosaurs used large tails for balance.
What do you think helps you balance?
Explain why.
Ocean
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ANSWER KEY Lesson
58
MATH SCIENCE
Which month has the fewest number of True or False: All sea animals are fish.
days?
MATH SCIENCE
Count by tens from 100 to 30. Your nose is usually used for what sense?
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Lesson Name:
60
MATH SCIENCE
The centipede walked 100 feet (30.5 m) True or False: People have traveled to
yesterday and today. if he walked 40 feet the moon for over 100 years.
(12.2 m) yesterday, how many feet did he
walk today?
MATH SCIENCE
Count by tens from 100 to 30. Your nose is usually used for what sense?
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ANSWER KEY Lesson
60
MATH SCIENCE
The centipede walked 100 feet (30.5 m) True or False: People have traveled to the
yesterday and today. if he walked 40 feet moon for over 100 years.
(12.2 m) yesterday, how many feet did he
walk today?
60 feet (18.3m) False
MATH SCIENCE
How much money is one penny? True or False: Some insects can taste and
feel with their antennae.
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Lesson Name:
62
MATH SCIENCE
There are 6 pieces of candy. 3 kids want the Is the outside crust of the Earth made of
candy. If the candy is shared equally, how rock?
many pieces of candy will each kid get?
MATH SCIENCE
How much money is one penny? True or False: Some insects can taste and
feel with their antennae.
1 cent True
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ANSWER KEY Lesson
62
MATH SCIENCE
There are 6 pieces of candy. 3 kids want the Is the outside crust of the Earth made of
candy. If the candy is shared equally, how rock?
many pieces of candy will each kid get?
2 pieces Yes
MATH SCIENCE
Make 40 cents without a quarter. True or False: Magnets attract all types
of metal.
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Lesson Name:
64
MATH SCIENCE
Are these numbers even or odd: Does an oak tree make seeds?
245, 67, 313?
MATH SCIENCE
Make 40 cents without a quarter. True or False: Magnets attract all types
of metal.
Answers will vary, including 4 dimes, 8
nickels, and 40 pennies. False
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ANSWER KEY Lesson
64
MATH SCIENCE
Are these numbers even or odd: Does an oak tree make seeds?
245, 67, 313?
Odd Yes
MATH SCIENCE
Thomas weighs 53 pounds (23.9 kg). Emily A duck swims to find its food. A
weighs 51 pounds (23 kg). What is the sum woodpecker looks for insects on trees.
of Thomas and Emily’s weight? Which of these birds needs, webbed feet?
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Lesson Name:
66
MATH SCIENCE
Write 1 dollar and 37 cents in dollars and A caterpillar will turn into a
cents. _________________________ .
MATH SCIENCE
Thomas weighs 53 pounds (23.9 kg). Emily A duck swims to find its food. A
weighs 51 pounds (23 kg). What is the sum woodpecker looks for insects on trees.
of Thomas and Emily’s weight? Which of these birds needs, webbed feet?
104 pounds A duck needs webbed feet to swim.
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ANSWER KEY Lesson
66
MATH SCIENCE
Write 1 dollar and 37 cents in dollars and A caterpillar will turn into a
cents. _________________________ .
$1.37 Butterfly
MATH SCIENCE
What time is 20 minutes after 9:15? Most plant roots grow in the
_________________________.
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Lesson Name:
68
MATH SCIENCE
Put any needed commas in this number: Matter is anything that has weight and
76431. takes up ____________________.
MATH SCIENCE
What time is 20 minutes after 9:15? Most plant roots grow in the
_________________________.
9:35 Dirt
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ANSWER KEY Lesson
68
MATH SCIENCE
Put any needed commas in this number: Matter is anything that has weight and
76431. takes up ____________________.
76,431 Space
MATH SCIENCE
If the year is 2011, and Brandy was born in What kind of weather do you like best?
2001, how old is she? Why?
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Lesson Name:
70
MATH SCIENCE
What number is the Roman numeral XII? Can sound travel through liquid?
MATH SCIENCE
If the year is 2011, and Brandy was born in What kind of weather do you like best?
2001, how old is she? Why?
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ANSWER KEY Lesson
70
MATH SCIENCE
What number is the Roman numeral XII? Can sound travel through liquid?
12 Yes
MATH SCIENCE
There were 14 animals in the pet store. 7 Erosion is when the surface of the Earth
were sold. How many pets are in the pet gets worn down. What can cause erosion?
store?
GEOGRAPHY
What is the abbreviation for Washington? DID YOU KNOW?
The President of the United States makes
decisions for America. Finish this sentence:
If I were the president, I would …
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Lesson Name:
72
MATH SCIENCE
The table length is 3 feet (.9 m). How many Seeds can grow without dirt. True or False?
yards is that?
MATH SCIENCE
There were 14 animals in the pet store. 7 Erosion is when the surface of the Earth
were sold. How many pets are in the pet gets worn down. What can cause erosion?
store?
7 pets Water, air, and ice
GEOGRAPHY
What is the abbreviation for Washington? DID YOU KNOW?
The President of the United States makes
decisions for America. Finish this sentence:
If I were the president, I would …
WA
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ANSWER KEY Lesson
72
MATH SCIENCE
The table length is 3 feet (.9 m). How many Seeds can grow without dirt. True or False?
yards is that?
GEOGRAPHY
DID YOU KNOW?
Is Pennsylvania a city or a state? Locate it on
a map. The sun is a star that planets move
around. Imagine there was no sun! What
would a day be like without sunlight?
A state
MATH SCIENCE
What shape is a stop sign? Whales are not mammals. True or False?
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Lesson Name:
74
MATH SCIENCE
Can a shape have more than one line of My town recycles paper. Is a paper towel
symmetry? recyclable?
MATH SCIENCE
What shape is a stop sign? Whales are not mammals. True or False?
An octagon False
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ANSWER KEY Lesson
74
MATH SCIENCE
Can a shape have more than one line of My town recycles paper. Is a paper towel
symmetry? recyclable?
Yes Yes
GEOGRAPHY
If you travel from Maine to Canada, which DID YOU KNOW?
direction will you be traveling? Your teacher has feelings just like you do.
Write a thank you letter to your teacher,
for the great job he or she is doing.
North
MATH SCIENCE
Finish the pattern: Which is NOT used to find out the
11, 22, 33, ____, ____, ____, ____ weather: thermometer, barometer,
kilometer?
GEOGRAPHY
What is the postal abbreviation for DID YOU KNOW?
Colorado?
People can look excited. Describe what
excited looks like.
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Lesson Name:
76
MATH SCIENCE
Write 8 cents in dollar and cents format. Where can insects be found?
MATH SCIENCE
Finish the pattern: Which is NOT used to find out the weather:
11, 22, 33, ____, ____, ____, ____ thermometer, barometer, kilometer?
CO
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ANSWER KEY Lesson
76
MATH SCIENCE
Write 8 cents in dollar and cents format. Where can insects be found?
MATH SCIENCE
Write a fact family for 8, 2, and 10. Finish this sentence: After lightning, you
hear _____________.
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Lesson Name:
78
MATH SCIENCE
Horace had 30 blue balloons, 20 green What do you use a compass for?
balloons, and 10 purple balloons. How
many balloons did he have altogether?
MATH SCIENCE
Write a fact family for 8, 2, and 10. Finish this sentence: After lightning, you
hear _____________.
8 + 2 = 10, 2 + 8 = 10, 10 - 2 = 8,
10 - 8 = 2 Thunder
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ANSWER KEY Lesson
78
MATH SCIENCE
Horace had 30 blue balloons, 20 green What do you use a compass for?
balloons, and 10 purple balloons. How
many balloons did he have altogether?
60 balloons To find the direction you are at
MATH SCIENCE
Brett bought 22 flowers. He bought 12 Why do trees have roots?
flowers with red petals. How many had
white petals?
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Lesson Name:
80
MATH SCIENCE
Tanisha’s dad put her new scooter together. How much of the earth is covered with
He worked on it for 2 hours on Wednesday. water: a.) all b.) about three-fourths
He worked for 3 hours on Friday. On c.) about one-half?
Saturday he finished. He worked 10 hours
total. How many hours did Tanisha’s dad
work on Saturday?
MATH SCIENCE
Brett bought 22 flowers. He bought 12 Why do trees have roots?
flowers with red petals. How many had
white petals?
10 flowers To take in nutrients from the soil
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ANSWER KEY Lesson
80
MATH SCIENCE
Tanisha’s dad put her new scooter together. How much of the earth is covered with
He worked on it for 2 hours on Wednesday. water: a.) all b.) about three-fourths
He worked for 3 hours on Friday. On c.) about one-half?
Saturday he finished. He worked 10 hours
total. How many hours did Tanisha’s dad b.) about three-fourths
work on Saturday?
5 hours
MATH SCIENCE
Count by 5s from 35 through 65. True or False: Dolphins speak to each
other with clicks and whistles.
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Lesson Name:
82
MATH SCIENCE
What number has 4 tens, 6 ones, and 8 True or False: All living things need water.
hundreds?
MATH SCIENCE
Count by 5s from 35 through 65. True or False: Dolphins speak to each
other with clicks and whistles.
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ANSWER KEY Lesson
82
MATH SCIENCE
What number has 4 tens, 6 ones, and 8 True or False: All living things need water.
hundreds?
846 True
MATH SCIENCE
How much is the Roman numeral III? True or False: Most plants make their
own food.
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Lesson Name:
84
MATH SCIENCE
Write the numbers from largest to smallest: Can plants grow in wet and dry places?
123, 564, 103, 524.
MATH SCIENCE
How much is the Roman numeral III? True or False: Most plants make their
own food.
3 True
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ANSWER KEY Lesson
84
MATH SCIENCE
Write the numbers from largest to smallest: Can plants grow in wet and dry places?
123, 564, 103, 524.
MATH SCIENCE
List at least 10 math facts that equal 8. Which type of measurement is usually
used for the temperature outside: Celsius
or Fahrenheit?
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Lesson Name:
86
MATH SCIENCE
What number is Roman numeral XI? What type of rocks are formed when
magma from inside the Earth cools and
hardens: a.) sedimentary b.) igneous
c.) metamorphic?
GEOGRAPHY
True or False: The Dominican Republic is an
island. DID YOU KNOW?
Icicles form during the winter. Describe
how you think they form.
MATH SCIENCE
List at least 10 math facts that equal 8. Which type of measurement is usually
used for the temperature outside: Celsius
or Fahrenheit?
4 + 4, 2 + 2 + 2, 10 - 2, etc. Fahrenheit
✁
ANSWER KEY Lesson
86
MATH SCIENCE
What number is Roman numeral XI? What type of rocks are formed when
magma from inside the Earth cools and
hardens: a.) sedimentary b.) igneous
c.) metamorphic?
11 b.) igneous
GEOGRAPHY
True or False: The Dominican Republic is an
island. DID YOU KNOW?
Icicles form during the winter. Describe
how you think they form.
True
MATH SCIENCE
Show 71 cents with 6 coins. True or False: The reason why the sun sets
and rises is because the sun moves around
the Earth.
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Lesson Name:
88
MATH SCIENCE
How many days are in the month of Can plants grow in both hot and cold
January? places?
GEOGRAPHY
What state does OK stand for? DID YOU KNOW?
Sometimes advice helps. Write advice
for someone who had a fight with his or
her best friend. Try to help the friends
make up.
90 Daily Core Curriculum © Learning Resources, Inc.
ANSWER KEY Lesson
87
MATH SCIENCE
Show 71 cents with 6 coins. True or False: The reason the sun sets and
rises is because the sun moves around
the Earth.
2 Quarters, 1 dime, 2 nickels, and
1 penny. Answers may vary. False
GEOGRAPHY
What is it called when a product is made in DID YOU KNOW?
one country and sent to another country: Plants grow from seeds. Write a poem
imported or exported? about a plant that grows from a very
small seed.
Exported
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ANSWER KEY Lesson
88
MATH SCIENCE
How many days are in the month of Can plants grow in both hot and cold places?
January?
31 Yes
MATH SCIENCE
Write a fact family for 2, 4, and 6. What is metamorphosis?
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Lesson Name:
90
MATH SCIENCE
How many centimeters are in one True or False: Magnets do not work
decimeter? in water.
MATH SCIENCE
Write a fact family for 2, 4, and 6. What is metamorphosis?
Metamorphosis is the change that
insects go through (e.g., a caterpillar
2 + 4 = 6, 4 + 2 = 6, 6 - 2 = 4, 6 - 4 = 2 changes into a butterfly).
West
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ANSWER KEY Lesson
90
MATH SCIENCE
How many centimeters are in one True or False: Magnets do not work
decimeter? in water.
10 centimeters False
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Lesson Name:
92
MATH SCIENCE
June worked on her science project for 30 What has protons, neutrons, and
minutes on Wednesday. Then, she worked electrons?
for an hour and a half on Thursday. How
many hours did June work on her project?
MATH SCIENCE
Finish the pattern: Do caterpillars eat a lot before they turn
4, 14, 24, ___, ___, ___, ___, ___ into butterflies?
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ANSWER KEY Lesson
92
MATH SCIENCE
June worked on her science project for 30 What has protons, neutrons, and
minutes on Wednesday. Then, she worked electrons?
for an hour and a half on Thursday. How
many hours did June work on her project?
2 hours An atom
MATH SCIENCE
What shape is the bottom of a cylinder? If I am able to recycle glass in my
community, can I put my bottles in the
recycling bin?
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Lesson Name:
94
MATH SCIENCE
What are the even numbers between 46 Static electricity is caused by two charges:
and 56? positive and ______________.
GEOGRAPHY
What state has Concord as the capital city? DID YOU KNOW?
Rubber and cork will float in water. List
five things that you think will float in
water. Then, try it!
MATH SCIENCE
What shape is the bottom of a cylinder? If I am able to recycle glass in my
community, can I put my bottles in the
recycling bin?
A circle Yes
✁
ANSWER KEY Lesson
94
MATH SCIENCE
What are the even numbers between 46 Static electricity is caused by two charges:
and 56? positive and ______________.
GEOGRAPHY
What state has Concord as the capital city? DID YOU KNOW?
Rubber and cork will float in water. List
five things that you think will float in
water. Then, try it!
New Hampshire
MATH SCIENCE
True or False: A square has four equal sides. The three parts of the water cycle
are: condensation, evaporation, and
_______________.
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Lesson Name:
96
MATH SCIENCE
The clay in the store comes in two sizes. Should you eat more fat or more fruit daily?
Green clay weighs 2 pounds (.9 kg). Blue clay
weighs 1 pound (.5 kg). Ted buys 1 package
of green clay and 4 packages of blue clay.
How many pounds of clay did Ted buy?
MATH SCIENCE
True or False: A square has four equal sides. The three parts of the water cycle
are: condensation, evaporation, and
_______________.
True Precipitation
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ANSWER KEY Lesson
96
MATH
The clay in the store comes in two sizes. SCIENCE
Green clay weighs 2 pounds (.9 kg). Blue clay Should you eat more fat or more fruit
weighs 1 pound (.5 kg). Ted buys 1 package daily?
of green clay and 4 packages of blue clay.
How many pounds of clay did Ted buy?
6 pounds (2.7 kg) Fruit
GEOGRAPHY
DID YOU KNOW?
What do you call more than one mountain
together? Practice makes perfect. What is something
that you practice almost every day so you
are better at it? Can you tell you have
A mountain range improved? Explain.
MATH SCIENCE
What month comes after January? If a sound is caused by a vibration, and the
vibration stops, does the sound stop?
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Lesson Name:
98
MATH SCIENCE
There were 2 pieces of pizza. Josh ate 1 What kind of rocks are caused by changes
of them. What fraction of the pizza did from pressure, heat, liquid, or gas?
Josh eat?
MATH SCIENCE
What month comes after January? If a sound is caused by a vibration, and
the vibration stops, does the sound stop?
February Yes
Atlantic Ocean
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ANSWER KEY Lesson
98
MATH SCIENCE
There were 2 pieces of pizza. Josh ate 1 What kind of rocks are caused by changes
of them. What fraction of the pizza did from pressure, heat, liquid, or gas?
Josh eat?
1/2 Metamorphic rocks
MATH SCIENCE
Write the numbers from smallest to largest: Which types of animals do NOT live in
78, 968, 608, 28. water: fish, frogs, or cats?
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Lesson Name:
100
MATH SCIENCE
What number is the Roman numeral IV? What do deciduous trees do in the fall?
GEOGRAPHY
Which state is nicknamed “The Bluegrass DID YOU KNOW?
State”? Your five senses are seeing, hearing,
smelling, tasting, and touching. Write
about how you would use all of your
senses on a hike.
MATH SCIENCE
Write the numbers from smallest to largest: Which types of animals do NOT live in
78, 968, 608, 28. water: fish, frogs, or cats?
✁
ANSWER KEY Lesson
100
MATH SCIENCE
What number is the Roman numeral IV? What do deciduous trees do in the fall?
MATH SCIENCE
Count by 6s from 0 to 24. Where does rain come from?
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Lesson Name:
102
MATH SCIENCE
Danny bought Debbie 12 roses. Five of True or False: You can be struck by
them were red. How many roses were not lightning on a rainy day.
red?
MATH SCIENCE
Count by 6s from 0 to 24. Where does rain come from?
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ANSWER KEY Lesson
102
MATH SCIENCE
Danny bought Debbie 12 roses. Five of True or False: You can be struck by
them were red. How many roses were not lightning on a rainy day.
red?
7 roses True
MATH SCIENCE
What number comes after: 48? On what kind of plant do grapes grow?
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Lesson Name:
104
MATH SCIENCE
In the last 40 years, the groundhog saw his Of the three zones of the ocean
shadow 34 times. How many times did the (sunlight, twilight, and deep-sea), which
groundhog NOT see his shadow? Write out is the closest to the surface?
the equation.
MATH SCIENCE
What number comes after: 48? On what kind of plant do grapes grow?
49 A vine
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ANSWER KEY Lesson
104
MATH SCIENCE
In the last 40 years, the groundhog saw his Of the three zones of the ocean (sunlight,
shadow 34 times. How many times did the twilight, and deep-sea), which is the
groundhog NOT see his shadow? Write out closest to the surface?
the equation.
40 – 34 = 6 Sunlight
MATH SCIENCE
Write a fact family for the following If I am using the sense of smell, what part
numbers: 8, 7, 15. of my body am I using?
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Lesson Name:
106
MATH SCIENCE
What is the pattern: 15, 20, 25, 30, 35? Which climate is better for planting seeds
in a garden: hot and sunny or cold and
snowy?
MATH SCIENCE
Write a fact family for the following If I am using the sense of smell, what part
numbers: 8, 7, 15. of my body am I using?
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ANSWER KEY Lesson
106
MATH SCIENCE
What is the pattern: 15, 20, 25, 30, 35? Which climate is better for planting seeds
in a garden: hot and sunny or cold and
snowy?
5 more Hot and sunny
MATH SCIENCE
How many weeks are in one year? What is at the center of our solar system?
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Lesson Name:
108
MATH SCIENCE
How many ways can you make 30 cents True or False: Spiders are insects.
using pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters?
Write down as many ways as you can.
MATH SCIENCE
How many weeks are in one year? What is at the center of our solar system?
✁
ANSWER KEY Lesson
108
MATH SCIENCE
How many ways can you make 30 cents True or False: Spiders are insects.
using pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters?
Write down as many ways as you can.
Answers will vary. False
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Lesson Name:
110
MATH SCIENCE
Count back by ones: List ways you used your sense of taste this
66, 65, ___, ___, ___, ___, ___, ___, ___ morning.
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ANSWER KEY Lesson
110
MATH SCIENCE
Count back by ones: List ways you used your sense of taste this
66, 65, ___, ___, ___, ___, ___, ___, ___ morning.
MATH SCIENCE
What is a hexagon? True or False: An insect’s skeleton is on
the outside of its body.
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Lesson Name:
112
MATH SCIENCE
When I’m measuring liquids, would I use Are dinosaurs extinct?
meter or liter?
MATH SCIENCE
What is a hexagon? True or False: An insect’s skeleton is on
the outside of its body.
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ANSWER KEY Lesson
112
MATH SCIENCE
When I’m measuring liquids, would I use Are dinosaurs extinct?
meter or liter?
Liter Yes
MATH SCIENCE
What number has 7 hundreds, 9 tens, and 5 Are birds and mammals related?
ones?
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Lesson Name:
114
MATH SCIENCE
Charese was signing her Valentine cards. True or False: Plants use the air we breathe
She had already signed 20. There were out.
16 more to go. How many did she have
altogether?
MATH SCIENCE
What number has 7 hundreds, 9 tens, and 5 Are birds and mammals related?
ones?
795 No
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ANSWER KEY Lesson
114
MATH SCIENCE
Charese was signing her Valentine cards. True or False: Plants use the air we
She had already signed 20. There were breathe out.
16 more to go. How many did she have
altogether?
36 True
MATH SCIENCE
42 + 63= True or False: Snakes and toads are both
reptiles.
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Lesson Name:
116
MATH SCIENCE
Write these numbers from largest to Is Pluto a planet?
smallest: 564, 586, 508, 5,000.
MATH SCIENCE
42 + 63= True or False: Snakes and toads are both
reptiles.
105 False
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ANSWER KEY Lesson
116
MATH SCIENCE
Write these numbers from largest to Is Pluto a planet?
smallest: 564, 586, 508, 5,000.
MATH SCIENCE
You made one 2-point basket and one If I plant a sunflower seed, what will grow?
3-point basket. How many points did you
score for your team?
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Lesson Name:
118
MATH SCIENCE
Write all of the even numbers between 100 True or False: Precipitation is rain, sleet,
and 113. snow, and ice.
MATH SCIENCE
You made one 2-point basket and one If I plant a sunflower seed, what will
3-point basket. How many points did you grow?
score for your team?
5 points Sunflowers
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ANSWER KEY Lesson
118
MATH SCIENCE
Write all of the even numbers between 100 True or False: Precipitation is rain, sleet,
and 113. snow, and ice.
MATH SCIENCE
Count back by 10s: 98, 88, ___, ___, ___, Is a Brachiosaurus an herbivore (eats
___, ___, ___, ___ plants), a carnivore (eats meat), or an
omnivore (eats both plants and meat)?
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Lesson Name:
120
MATH SCIENCE
Roxanne is using milk to go with her cereal. True or False: A wheel lets a car move.
About how much milk will she use: 1 cup, 1
gallon, or 1 kilogram?
MATH SCIENCE
Count back by 10s: 98, 88, ___, ___, ___, Is a Brachiosaurus an herbivore (eats
___, ___, ___, ___ plants), a carnivore (eats meat), or an
omnivore (eats both plants and meat)?
78, 68, 58, 48, 38, 28, 18 An herbivore
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ANSWER KEY Lesson
120
MATH SCIENCE
Roxanne is using milk to go with her cereal. True or False: A wheel lets a car move.
About how much milk will she use: 1 cup, 1
gallon, or 1 kilogram?
1 cup True
MATH GEOGRAPHY
4. How much money is one dime? 10. What is the capital of the United States of America?
A 5 cents A Springfield
B 10 cents B Washington, D.C.
C 25 cents C Arlington
D 50 cents D St. Louis
5. T here were 9 apples. 7 of them had worms. How many 11. Rivers, lakes, and oceans are all bodies of water.
apples were without worms? A True
A 2 apples B False
B 7 apples
C 9 apples 12. There are two poles on the Earth.
D 4 apples A True
B False
6. 5
children were playing. 3 left. How many children were
still playing?
A 5 children
B 3 children
C 2 children
D 1 child
2. where is mine book it was on the table yesterday 8. What kind of animal is warm-blooded and takes care of
A Where is mine book. It was on the table yesterday. its young?
B Where is my book? It was on the table yesterday. A Mammal
C Where my book? It was on the table Yesterday. B Reptile
D Correct as is C Amphibian
D None of the above
3. what did Jennifer say about the game
A What did Jennifer say about the game. 9. What kind of matter is water?
B What did Jennifer say about the Game. A Liquid
C What did Jennifer say about the game? B Solid
D Correct as is C Gas
D Cloud
MATH GEOGRAPHY
4. What number has 7 tens and 0 ones? 10. On which continent is Mexico?
A 70 A North America
B 07 B South America
C 700 C Europe
D 7,000 D Asia
5. What is 427 pennies in dollars and cents? 11. How many equators are on Earth?
A $4.27 A One
B $472 B Two
C $427 C Three
D $4.00 D Zero
6. How many sides are on an octagon? 12. What continent and country have the same name?
A5 A Europe
B6 B Asia
C8 C North America
D 10 D Australia
2. she will go two there house at 1200 pm 8. What is it called when animals can blend in with their
A She will go to their house at 12:00 p.m. surroundings?
B She went to go to their house at 12:00 p.m. A Feathers
C She has gone to their house at 12:00 pm B Lost
D She goes to their house at 12:00 pm C Camouflage
D Texture
3. i went to columbus ohio last august
A I went to Columbus, Ohio last august 9. What is the source of heat and light for Earth?
B I went to columbus, ohio last august. A Moon
C I went to Columbus, Ohio last August. B Pluto
D Correct as is C Sun
D Comets
MATH GEOGRAPHY
4. 3 sisters, 3 brothers, and 2 parents are how many people 10. On what continent is Italy located?
total in the family? A Asia
A7 B North America
B8 C Australia
C9 D Europe
D 10
11. IL is the abbreviation for which state?
5. J ohn has 22 baseball cards. He sells 10. How many A Illinois
are left? B Indiana
A 10 C Iowa
B 12 D Louisiana
C 11
D None of the above 12. How is a map key used?
A To label sites
6. Are the numbers 3, 7, 9, and 13 even or odd? B For reading a map
A Even C For learning about an area
B Odd D All of the above
2. stop pushing me shouted gillian 8. Alligators are reptiles and crocodiles are not.
A “Stop pushing me,” shouted gillian. A True
B Stop pushing me shouted Gillian B False
C Stop pushing me, shouted Gillian!
D “Stop pushing me!” shouted Gillian. 9. Earth is the ___ planet away from the sun.
A Third
3. henry says it is gonna rain this afternoon B Ninth
A Henry says, “It is going to rain this afternoon.” C Fifth
B Henry says, It is going to rain this afternoon D Seventh
C henry says, “is going to rain this afternoon.”
D Henry says it is going to rain this afternoon
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4. 40 + 20 = ? 10. What do we call the largest bodies of water?
A6 A Lakes
B 60 B Oceans
C 20 C Bays
D 70 D Rivers
5. Which number is greater: 123 or 321? 11. What large lake can be found in Utah?
A 123 A Utah Lake
B 321 B Canyon Lake
C Salt Lake
6. What number is the Roman numeral X? D Lake Tahoe
A7
B5 12. Which one is human-made?
C 15 A An ocean
D 10 B A building
C A volcano
D A river
2. jodi saw the spider and screamed yikes 8. Cups can be used to measure solids (like powder) or
A Jodi saw the spider and screamed yikes. liquids (like water).
B Jodi saw the spider and screamed, “Yikes!” A True
C Jodi saw the spider, and then she screamed. B False
D Jodie saw the spider, and it screamed “yikes.”
9. What is a plant from which you can eat the leaves?
3. arthur is a character in marc browns books A Lettuce
A Arthur is a character in marc brown’s books B Fern
B Arthur is a character in marc Brown’s books. C Tomato
C Arthur, he is a character. D Ivy
D Arthur is a character in Marc Brown’s books.
MATH GEOGRAPHY
4. What number has 9 hundreds, 6 tens, and 2 ones? 10. In what state is the Statue of Liberty?
A 92 A New Hampshire
B 96 B Delaware
C 962 C New York
D 296 D Maine
5. J ennings collected 27 pieces of candy. Then, he got 38 11. Which country is in South America?
more. How many pieces of candy did he collect in all? A Spain
A 65 B Korea
B 60 C Peru
C 68 D Mexico
D 70
12. If you travel from Mexico to Canada, which direction
6. How much is one nickel worth? will you be traveling?
A 1 cent A North
B 5 cents B South
C 10 cents C East
D 25 cents D West
2. lynnae like going going two school 8. The needle on a compass always points north.
A Lynnae likes going too school A True
B Lynnae like to go to scool. B False
C Lynnae likes going to school.
D Correct as is 9. Which is not a type of rock?
A Igneous
3. how fast can pauline write those letters B Sedimentary
A how fast can pauline write those letters. C Metamorphic
B How fast can Pauline write those letters? D Larvae
C How fast can she write letters?
D How fast can Pauline write those letters.
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MATH 10. What kind of body of water is the Atlantic?
4. There were 23 blue corn chips and 65 potato chips. How A Bay
many chips altogether? B Gulf
A 88 chips C River
B 42 chips D Ocean
C 23 chips
D 80 chips 11. What state is abbreviated MO?
A Missouri
5. What is NOT a fact family for the numbers 3, 4, and 7? B Ohio
A7–3=4 C Maine
B 7 + 3 = 10 D New Mexico
C3+4=7
D7–4=3 12. What body of water is to the west of Florida?
A Atlantic Ocean
6. What number is the Roman numeral II? B Gulf of Mexico
A2 C Lake Ontario
B4 D Connecticut River
C6
D8
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MATH GEOGRAPHY
4. How can you make 40 cents? 10. Which is bigger?
A 4 dimes A Cuba
B 5 nickels B Alaska
C 19 pennies
D 1 quarter 11. N
ame the continent: Canada, Rocky Mountains, Great
Lakes.
5. T homas weighs 53 pounds. Emily weighs 51 pounds. A Europe
What is the sum of Thomas and Emily’s weight? B Asia
A 110 pounds C Australia
B 2 pounds D North America
C 104 pounds
D 94 pounds 12. You can travel to Japan from the United States by car.
A True
6. Put any needed commas in this number: 76431. B False
A 7,6431
B 764,31
C 76,4,31
D 76,431
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MATH GEOGRAPHY
4. What number has 4 tens, 6 ones, and 8 hundreds? 10. Which is a city?
A 468 A Colorado
B 4,680 B Illinois
C 864 C Boston
D 846 D Tennessee
5. W
rite the numbers from largest to smallest: 123, 564, 11. On what continent is India?
103, 524. A Europe
A 524, 103, 123, 564 B Australia
B 564, 524, 123, 103 C Africa
C 103, 123, 564, 524 D Asia
D 103, 123, 523, 564
12. If you travel from North Carolina to Tennessee, which
6. What is not a fact family for 2, 4, and 6? direction are you traveling?
A6–4=2 A North
B6–2=4 B South
C4+3=7 C East
D4+2=6 D West
MATH GEOGRAPHY
4. A square has how many equal sides? 10. Which country has these places: Peace River, Winnipeg,
A2 and Toronto?
B3 A United States
C4 B China
D5 C India
D Canada
5. T here were 2 pieces of pizza. Josh ate 1 of them. What
fraction of the pizza did Josh eat? 11. What is Bolivia?
A 1/4 A A country
B 1/2 B A continent
C 3/4 C A pond
D 1 whole D A state
6. What number is the Roman numeral IV? 12. What do you call more than one mountain together?
A3 A A mountain range
B4 B A shelf
C5 C Grasslands
D6 D None of the above
3. me and josh got cs on our test 9. What is at the center of our solar system?
A Josh and I got cs on our test A Pluto
B Me and Josh got Cs on our test. B Earth’s moon
C Josh and I got Cs on our test. C The sun
D Correct as is D A rocket
GEOGRAPHY
MATH 10. What is NOT a state on the West Coast of America?
4. Count by 6s from 0 to 24. A Texas
A 0, 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18, 21, 24 B California
B 0, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18, 21, 23 C Oregon
C 0, 6, 12, 18, 24 D Washington
D 0, 6, 18, 24
11. What state has the abbreviation NC?
5. What is NOT a fact family for 8, 7, and 15? A North Dakota
A 15 – 8 = 7 B North Carolina
B 8 + 7 = 15 C New Mexico
C 15 – 7 = 8 D New Hampshire
D 8 + 8 = 16
12. Lakes were created by glaciers.
6. How many weeks are in one year? A True
A 48 weeks B False
B 52 weeks
C 58 weeks
D 64 weeks
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MATH GEOGRAPHY
4. What would I use to measure liquids? 10. Name the ocean near the East Coast of America.
A Meter A Indian Ocean
B Inch B Pacific Ocean
C Yard C Atlantic Ocean
D Liter D Arctic Ocean
5. W
hat number has seven hundreds, nine tens, and five 11. What continent does Argentina belong to?
ones? A South America
A 957 B Asia
B 597 C Europe
C 7,095 D North America
D 795
12. What state has Lake Okeechobee?
6. Y ou made one 2-point basket and one 3-point basket. A Arkansas
How many baskets did you score for your team? B Florida
A 2 points C Kansas
B 4 points D Michigan
C 5 points
D 6 points