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Mr. Griot examines some common idioms and identifies similes and metaphors.

Dr. Forrester reads and explains the meaning of the Gettysburg Address, President Abraham Lincoln’s famous words during the Civil War.

Dr. Forrester describes the history of the space race and space exploration. She discusses Alan Shepard and Neil Armstrong’s contributions to space exploration.

Mr. Addit describes rectangular prisms, cubes, pyramids, cylinders, spheres, and cones and shows how to find these shapes in the environment.

Dr. Algae talks about the importance of choosing a healthy beverage to drink, especially after a workout. He gives examples and discusses the pros and cons of each beverage.

Students recognize genres of literature, identify vocabulary words, analyze poetry, and make inferences.

Students learn to distinguish place value, read and write multi-digit numbers, and compare and order numbers.

Students discover the characteristics of living things, the parts of a plant, and the process of inheriting genetic traits.

Students identify the spheres of Earth, determine how people interact with the environment, and learn to conserve natural resources.

Test your science knowledge in the Great Zany Scientist’s lab by correctly answering questions to complete a monstrous experiment.

This helpful teaching tool provides the Guide with explanations, activities, answers, and support to help the student through each lesson.

Read one of the many charming and though-provoking short stories found in Lincoln Interactive Literature Collections, 4th Grade.

Felix Maldonado is a sensitive ten-year-old living in coastal California who, through a school pen pal project, develops a powerful friendship with an American soldier serving in Afghanistan.

This workbook’s daily activities help students develop good study habits, improve test taking skills, and build confidence in preparation for state standardized tests.