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Weekly Reader, Edition 1 (including Science Spin) articles

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Wow, a powwow! Native Americans hold powwows. Do you know why?(SOCIAL STUDIES)

Nov 01, 2009 ... [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Powwows Teach About Long Ago What are powwows? Powwows are Native American gatherings. People go to powwows to learn how Native Americans lived long ago. What might you learn at a powwow? [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Native ...

We think about Pilgrim children: Pilgrim children lived long ago. Turn the page to find out more about them.(SOCIAL STUDIES)

Nov 01, 2009 ... [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] I Wonder About Pilgrim Children ... (1) How did Pilgrim children travel? They sailed on a ship called the Mayflower. They traveled from England to a new land. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] (2) Where did ...

Hello, baby bird! This baby bird is soft and fluffy. It will grow up to be a bigger bird. What bird will it grow up to be?(SCIENCE)

Nov 01, 2009 ... [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Bald eagles build nests. They use sticks and twigs. Mother eagles lay one to three eggs. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Peck, peck, peck! A chick cracks its shell. It hatches from its egg. It is called an eaglet. [ILLUSTRATION ...

Bright holiday lights.

Nov 01, 2009 ... [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] (1) So many holidays! So many sights! Do you celebrate any With holiday lights? [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] (2) Christmas is a Christian holiday. People decorate Christmas trees with bright lights. ...

Read and rhyme.(VOCABULARY IN CONTEXT/RHYMING WORDS)

Nov 01, 2009 ... Write and rhyming word from the word box on the line to finish each sentence. [WORD BOX] bring treat me bright <Pre> Dancing Lights Lights that dance in the night,See them all, they look so --. On our homes, or on a tree,Pretty lights, dance ...