pickCome along on an adventure with Jack and Annie back to colonial times. How did the United States gain its independence? Read to find out! Magic Tree House book #22 Revolutionary War on Wednesday written by Mary Osborne is one of my favorite MTH books. This HF book would be a perfect supplement to your historical unit about the Revolutionary War. Teachers can RA this book while connecting it to information being taught in the unit.
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2. After the holidays, just trying to meet my reading goals for the year.
3. Mystery
4. Hitting the snooze alarm!
5. Time to relax.
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1. I‘ve been looking at this paper towel holder for over a year!
2. If those are the only choice than plain.
3. The Lunar Chronicles
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5. 3 and 7
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pickThe kiddos are getting a lesson in government and history today!
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pickReading with Mimi (6yo): "For one thing, I liked hearing about soliders crossing the sea (the Delaware River). I also like that Jack and Annie find notes all the time in the treehouse. I like to hear about kids getting into trouble like me. I thought it was neat that Jack noticed George Washington's face on a dollar bill. I didn't know that. This book is good for anybody."
Magic Tree House #22: Revolutionary War on Wednesday | 
The Magic Tree House books received the New York Times Bestselling Series.
Website Resource: https://www.magictreehouse.com/teachers/resources/?age-verified=a6fafa0059
This website resource gives teacher activities and guides to all of the MTH books. 4y
Reading this MTH book gives an alternative to visual information that is presented through presentations of the historical unit.
EL- 10. Teach think, pair and share strategies in cooperative groups
In LCs students will have the chance to share their ideas about the content of the book. This is good because one student will be able to remind another student of something they could've forgotten.
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