See All Lincoln Interactive Samples Lincoln Interactive Fourth Grade Samples
Lincoln Interactive Fourth Grade is comprised of many online and hands-on components. Click a sample below.
Videos
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Mr. Griot examines some common idioms and identifies similes and metaphors.
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Dr. Forrester reads and explains the meaning of the Gettysburg Address, President Abraham Lincoln’s famous words during the Civil War.
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Dr. Forrester describes the history of the space race and space exploration. She discusses Alan Shepard and Neil Armstrong’s contributions to space exploration.
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Mr. Addit describes rectangular prisms, cubes, pyramids, cylinders, spheres, and cones and shows how to find these shapes in the environment.
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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.
Activities Books
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Students recognize genres of literature, identify vocabulary words, analyze poetry, and make inferences.
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Students learn to distinguish place value, read and write multi-digit numbers, and compare and order numbers.
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Students discover the characteristics of living things, the parts of a plant, and the process of inheriting genetic traits.
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Students identify the spheres of Earth, determine how people interact with the environment, and learn to conserve natural resources.
Games
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Test your science knowledge in the Great Zany Scientist’s lab by correctly answering questions to complete a monstrous experiment.
Guide Books
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This helpful teaching tool provides the Guide with explanations, activities, answers, and support to help the student through each lesson.
Short Stories
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Read one of the many charming and though-provoking short stories found in Lincoln Interactive Literature Collections, 4th Grade.
Novels
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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.
Workbooks
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This workbook’s daily activities help students develop good study habits, improve test taking skills, and build confidence in preparation for state standardized tests.