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Page 1 1. yes 2. no 3. yes 4. yes 5. no
6. We had a great day at the park. 7. We ate lunch under the trees. 8. All my friends were there.
Page 2 1. Our family visited Yellowstone Park. who 2. The park has lakes and springs. what 3. People camp in the park. who 4. Stars fill the night sky. what 5. Forests are everywhere. what 6. Hikers climb hills. who 7. Subjects will vary. 8. Subjects will vary.
Page 3 1. Owls hunt at night. 2. Elk eat green plants. 3. Eagles nest in the park. 4. Water shoots up from underground. 5. Hikers walk down trails. 6. The forest is quiet. 7. Predicates will vary. 8. Predicates will vary.
Page 4 1. Jamal plays in the sand. 2. He likes to make sandcastles. 3. He walks in the waves. 4. He finds seashells. 5. Some shells are white. 6. Sentences will vary.
Page 6 1. (?) 2. (.) 3. (.) 4. (?) 5. (?) 6. (?) 7. Questions will vary. 8. Statements will vary but should answer question.
Page 7 1. (.) 2. (!) 3. (.) 4. (.) 5. (.) 6. (!) 7. (!) 8. Exclamations will vary.
Page 8 1. Pass the ball. 2. Run fast. 3. Don't use your hands. 4. Keep your eye on the ball. 5. (.) statement 6. (?) question 7. (!) exclamation 8. (.) command
Page 5Check marks will vary. 1. Bananas are a good snack. 2. Cereal is a great breakfast food. 3. Oranges taste sweet. 4. Lettuce makes a fine salad. 5. Peas and carrots are yummy. 6. Statements will vary.
Page 10Answers will vary. The thing to be made or done should be described. Pictures should show the steps.
Page 11Directions will vary, but they should include a title, order words, and various commands.
Page 13Directions will vary, but they should show evidence of having been proofread and corrected.
If you can't visit the ocean, you can make one in a bottle. Get a plastic soda bottle, blue food coloring, and mineral oil. First, fill the bottle 3/4 full with water. Next, add a few drops of blue food coloring. You can add some tiny plastic fish or shells if you want. Then, fill the bottle with mineral oil. Last, twist the cap on tightly. Hold the bottle sideways. Tip it back and forth. See the ocean waves!
Page 9 1. The directions tell you how to make an ocean in a bottle.2. You know what to do because the
directions tell you what to do in order.3. How to Make an Ocean in a Bottle Page 12
get a plastic soda bottle, blue
food coloring, and mineral oil
What is your favorite soda? First, fill
the bottle 3/4 full with water. Water
tastes good. next, add a few drops
of food coloring
Answers will vary.
tastes good. next, add a few drops
food coloring, and mineral oil food coloring, and mineral oil
What is your favorite soda? First, fill
tastes good. next, add a few drops
full with water. Water
tastes good. next, add a few drops
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Page 14 1. My uncle has many cows. 2. See my cousin feed the pigs. 3. The hens and chicks are eating. 4. There is my aunt with her horse.
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Page15 The family is busy working on the farm. The cows are being milked. Hens are laying eggs. A neighbor is painting the fence. The horse waits in the barn to be brushed. My uncle is out in the field on his tractor.
People Animals Places Things
family cows farm eggs
neighbor hens barn fence
uncle horse field tractor
Sentence will vary.
Page 16 1. an, a 2. an, a 3. a, an 4. an, a 5. a, an
Page 24 1. Bird Watch 2. The Great Kapok Tree 3. If You Give a Pig a Pancake 4. Coyote Dreams 5. The Dinosaurs Came Back
Page 17 1. animals 2. cheetah 3. snakes 4. snails 5. horses 6. cat
Page 19 1. tooth teeth 2. foot feet 3. sheep sheep 4. goose geese 5. 10 children 6. 13 women 7. 19 sheep 8. 16 men
Page 18 1. foxes, boxes 2. bunches, lunches 3. peaches, beaches 4. strawberries 5. pennies 6. stories
Page 25 1. footprints 2. barefoot 3. sunglasses 4. seashells
Today, I went to the beach. It was fun to take off my shoes and walk barefoot. We looked at everyone's footprints in the sand. I bought a new pair of sunglasses to shade my eyes. Before I went home, I hunted for seashells. I had a great day at the beach!
Page 21 1. Saturday Sat. 2. Pennsylvania PA 3. Avenue Ave. 4. March Mar.
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Page 20Pet Parade
The neighborhood is having a
pet parade. aunt alice and tootsie
are there. So is tom with ruff. Here
come pat and matt with their
cats, fluff and muff. There is wayne
with his pig, petunia. See carmen's
snake called slither. Last in line is
grandpa jones. He calls his silly
goat whiskers.
Sentence about pet will vary.
pet parade. aunt alice and tootsie pet parade. aunt alice and tootsie
come pat and matt with their
cats, fluff and muff. There is wayne cats, fluff and muff. There is wayne cats, fluff and muff. There is wayne
with his pig, petunia. See carmen's
goat whiskers.
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Page 23 1. Windmill Day 2. May 3. Saturday
I will spend july and august
with my father. He lives in denver,
colorado. On independence day,
we will visit the grand canyon. I will
be away until labor day. That is the
first monday in september.
Sentences about a favorite holiday will vary.
I will spend july and august
with my father. He lives in denver,
colorado. On independence day, colorado. On independence day, colorado. On independence day,
be away until labor day. That is the be away until labor day. That is the
first monday in september.first monday in september.
we will visit the grand canyon. I will
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Page 26 1. cold 2. watch 3. swing 4. step
Page 32 1. waddle 2. jump 3. paddle 4. swim 5. hunt 6. run 7. climb
Page 33 1. sit 2. looks 3. hangs 4. glide 5. swoops 6. prowls 7. hunt
Page 27 1. "Rain" and "Star" 2. "My Bird, Nicky" 3. "Star"
Page 28List should include descriptions, actions, and feelings.
Page 31Completed poem should show evidence of having been proofread and corrected.
Page 29Poem draft should include a title.
Page 34 1.
2. traveled 3. hunted
Present Past
hunt hunted
discover discovered
travel traveled
work worked
Page 30Firefly, firefly, shining so bright.
Firefly, firefly, light up the dark.
The cold wind blows
This way and that.
The wind took my sacrf
And then tok my hat.
Firefly, firefly, light up the dark.
The wind took my sacrf
And then tok my hat.took
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Page 35 1. is 2. is 3. are/were 4. are/were 5. was 6. were
Page 42 1. I like to see sunsets, rainbows, oceans, and snow. 2. I like to hear music, jokes, and stories. 3. I like to touch kittens, puppies, grass, and my pillow. 4. I like to taste oranges, popcorn, cocoa, and pizza. 5. I like to smell roses, the ocean, and bread in the oven. 6. Sentences will vary.
Page 36 1. has 2. had 3. have 4. have 5. had 6. has/had
Page 44littleredblackmanybig
Page 45 1. beautiful 2. stubby 3. snapping 4. fast 5. zigzag 6. smelly
Page 46 1. closest 2. larger 3. nearer 4. greatest 5. longer
Page 37 1. have 2. have 3. has 4. have 5. has 6. had
Page 38 1. go 2. do 3. comes 4. went 5. did 6. do 7. go
Page 39 1. see 2. saw 3. gave 4. ran 5. ran 6. saw 7. gave 8. give
Page 43 1. Cass and Kiyo they 2. bunk bed it 3. Mr. Thomas he 4. Names will vary. I 5. They She We It
Page 40 1. April 19, 1775 2. December 16, 1773 3. April 12, 1861 4. April 6, 1917 5. August 26, 1920 6. September 1, 1939 7. May 5, 1961 8. Dates will vary.
Page 41 1. Boston, Massachusetts 2. Pepin, Wisconsin 3. Orlando, Florida 4. Answers will vary.
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swim and dive
feathers
penguins
black and white fish
flippers lay eggs
stone nests father warm eggs
Page 47 1. penguins 2. Topic Sentence: The penguin is a very special bird.
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Page 49Topics of descriptive paragraph and idea webs will vary.
Page 50Descriptive paragraph should include a title, topic sentence, detail sentences, and a closing sentence.
Page 52Completed paragraph should show evidence of having been proofread and corrected.
Page 51 1. Sea lions have sleek, coats.
2. They have ears and flippers.
3. Sea lions live on land and in the water.
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Page 54 1. Colors may vary, but synonyms should be the same colors.
2. It is hard to spot a grasshopper in the grass. 3. A walking stick is hiding over our heads 4. Snails go under a clump of leaves to hide.For 2.–4., answers may vary. Other synonyms are acceptable.
Sea Lions Sea lions are interesting animals. Many sea lions are found on the rocks along San Francisco's beach. Sea lions have sleek, brown coats. They have little ears and flippers. Sea lions live on land and in the water. They eat fish, squid, and shellfish. If you look for sea lions, listen for the loud barking. Sea lions are such fun to watch!
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Page 55 1. won, one 2. rode, road 3. to, two 4. Would, wood 5. knew, new
Page 56 1. would not wouldn't 2. is not isn't 3. can not can't 4. are not aren't 5. does not doesn't 6. aren't 7. isn't 8. can't
Page 59 1. 2 3 1 2. 3 2 1 3. 1 2 3 4. plain pizza—plant 5. mountain motor—mouse 6. river ripe—road 7. desert dent—desk 8. island iron—isn't
Page 57 1. he will he'll 2. she will she'll 3. we will we'll 4. they will they'll 5. she'll 6. he'll 7. We'll 8. They'll
Page 58 1. yes2. no3. no4. yes5. Are oceans salty? yes6. Are mountains tall? yes7. Are deserts very wet? no
Page 60Sentences will vary, but the word cactus should be used correctly.
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2. Sentences will vary, but cable car should be used correctly.
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Descriptions will vary.
barber
builder
baker
librarian
artist
farmer
banker
doctor
Pages 62–63 1. mammals 2. reptiles 3. birds 4. amphibians 5. insects 6. fi sh
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father
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sound of a horn
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the middle of the day
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a body part to see with
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something a baby wears
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short for sister
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this tracks weather
10 1 3 1 10
mother
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p u p b i b m o m
n o o nd a d
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Page 64 1. turtle 2. porcupine 3. skunk 4. squid 5. cheetah 6. opossum 7. armadillo 8. lizard
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gold
sail dragon
antdoor
pop
raincup
bowhill
bellfly
boat
fish
corn
cake
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ox
bear
fish
mouse
mule
fox
Pages 68–69 1. Dallas 2. north 3. east 4. hail 5. rainy and hot 6. sunny and warm
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1. positions 2. sports 3. bird parts 4. seasons
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chain
snip
chair
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claw
cloud
hose
wing
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baseball
bumpy
happy
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flower
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winter
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summer
sand
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Page 71 1. horse 2. plum 3. snow 4. ape
5. tools 6. rose 7. stone 8. wasp
Pages 72–73 1. northeast 2. southwest 3. Lake Sycamore 4. Sunnyville 5. Lake Sycamore 6. Loon Lake
Page 76 1. brown 2. pound 3. count 4. town
5. loud 6. mouse 7. round 8. towel
Page 75 1. cub tub 2. June tune 3. damp lamp 4. funny bunny 5. sick chick 6. loud crowd 7. lucky ducky
Page 74 1. right 2. no 3. below 4. drop 5. wrong 6. sad 7. full 8. asleep
1. night 2. late 3. slow 4. stop 5. long 6. bad 7. pull 8. keep
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b e t n a f t a x e s a
v o t e c d e j g l e l
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1. neighbors 2. village 3. mayor 4. laws
5. vote 6. city 7. taxes
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1. arm 2. ear 3. hand 4. head 5. neck 6. shoulder
headleg
foothand
armneck
shoulder ear
elbow eye
Page 82 1. boys, girls, grass 2. swings 3. ran 4. blew 5. Nouns will vary. N 6. Verbs will vary. V 7. Nouns will vary. N 8. Verbs will vary. V 9. Verbs will vary. V
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rain best
fl at
trap tree
sale
deskbead
cry
sidecode
boat
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1. snake
4. flamingo
7. starfish
2. frog
5. crocodile
8. grizzly bear
3. skunk
6. swan
9. crab
Page 81 1. Some kites do not stop crashing! 2. My kite went so high, I could not see it. 3. One kite is not fl ying. 4. Father says he is glad we came. 5. I did not know kites were so much fun. 6. I can not wait to come back. 7. I will bring a new kite next time.
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Page 83 1. My best friend will visit on saturday. Saturday 2. His name is tom lee. Tom Lee 3. He lives on south street. South Street 4. Tom's birthday is in march. March5. We go to parkside school. Parkside School
6. Our teacher is mrs. montez. Mrs. Montez
Page 84 1. 3 2. 4 3. 5 4. 4 5. 4Cool Idea:May 10, 2010July 31, 2012September 23, 2011
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Page 91 1. yes 2. no 3. no 4. yes 5. no 6. yes 7. Answers will vary.
Page 90Wording of answers will vary: 1. Her purse was at the lost-and-found desk. 2. His money was gone. 3. The bird was broken.
Page 92 1. cactus 2. poison oak 3. orange 4. thistle 5. rose
Page 93Wording of answers will vary: 1. The class has a snack. 2. Mrs. Cone’s hat blows off. 3. Everyone puts on hats and scarves. 4. It gets warmer.
Page 94 1. lots spots 2. slow grow 3. plants ants 4. bugs slugs 5. blow grow 6. tall wall
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carrot orange bean corn1.
hose rake shovel plant2.
leaf green stem root3.
lake pond hill river4.
moon day month year5.
fly worm bee mosquito6.
tulips
peppers
melon
beans
corn
roses
grapes
cherries lilacs
Page 96 1. fact 2. fact 3. opinion 4. fact 5. opinion 6. fact 7. opinion 8. opinion
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Page 88 1. waterfall
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3. snapdragon
4. outfit
5. rainbow
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doughnut
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Dad, MomBen, Katie
tacosaladfruitjuicemilk sandwich
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Mom
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Pages 98 & 99Pedro, Willy & Abby, Billy, Leah 1. deer and bear 2. the ocean 3. calf 4. a horse that Pedro rode 5. desert
Page 101 1. Feathers keep ducks warm. 2. Ducks live near the water. 3. They act as paddles. 4. All about Ducks
Page 104 1. a lion chasing him 2. in the jungle 3. a bad dreamAnswers will vary.
Page 105 1. Josh 2. watermelon 3. soil, water, sun 4. summer
Page 102 1. the sun 2. bright 3. the moon 4. creeps 5. flies
Page 106 1. true 2. false 3. true 4. false 5. true
Page 103 1. bird feathers 2. They are shed. 3. downy feathers
Page 107 1. The robin made a nest. 2. The robin laid three eggs. 3. The baby robins will leave the nest.
Page 108 1. They share your feelings. They want you to be happy. 2. Friends are people to be happy. 3. They want you special people. 4. They like to who care about you. 5. Friends are be with you. 6. Friends make the world a better place.Answers will vary.
Page 109 1. begins 2. insects 3. kinds 4. butterflies 5. flowers 6. fly
7. All About Butterflies 8. Butterflies live all over the world.
Page 110 1. She put some chairs in a circle. 2. She put a large sheet over the chairs. 3. She put pillows into the secret cave
and crawled inside. 4. She forgot all about the beach.
Page 111Answers will vary.
Pages 112 & 113 1. Katie 2. She will have a pizza party. 3. tomorrow 4. at home 5. Monkeys are her favorite animals. 6. Katie and Lauren will ride the bus. 7. Katie’s Exciting Birthday PartyAnswers will vary.
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Page 127 1. 12, 12, 7, 5 2. 10, 5 3. 6, 9, 6, 3 4. 12, 12 5. 11, 5, 6, 5 6. 4, 11, 7, 11
Page 12913, 12, 78, 13, 912, 9, 98, 14, 1516, 17, 5SECRETARY BIRD
Page 125 1. 9 2. 7 3. 8 4. 8 5. 9 6. 10 7. 9 8. 10 9. 10 10. 10; 3 + 7 = 10
Page 126 1. 4 2. 6 3. 2 4. 5 5. 2 6. 6 7. 3 8. 5 9. 5 10. 5; 9 – 4 = 5
Page 124 1. 8 2. 14 3. 19 4. 10 5. 12 6. 18 7. 13 8. 15 9. 20 10. 7 11. 8 12. 2 13. 11 14. 13 15. 016. 9 17. 17 18. 12
Page 128 1. 5 + 9 = 14 9 + 5 = 14 14 – 5 = 9 14 – 9 = 5
2. 9 + 6 = 15 6 + 9 = 15 15 – 9 = 6 15 – 6 = 9
5. 8 + 6 = 14 6 + 8 = 14 14 – 8 = 6 14 – 6 = 8
3. 7 + 6 = 13 6 + 7 = 13 13 – 7 = 6 13 – 6 = 7
6. 7 + 9 = 16 9 + 7 = 16 16 – 7 = 9 16 – 9 = 7
4. 8 + 9 = 17 9 + 8 = 17 17 – 8 = 9 17 – 9 = 8
Page 130 1. 13 2. 17 3. 16 4. 14 5. 11 6. 18 7. 14 8. 15 9. 17 10. 12 11. 18 12. 16 13. 17 14. 12 15. 15 16. 18 17. 18 18. 20
Pages 114 & 115 1. The story takes place on a farm. 2. Carter woke up early. He had a lot of chores to do. First, he collected eggs from the chickens. Next, he fed the cows and pigs. Last, he brushed the horses. When Carter finished, he helped his mom make breakfast. After breakfast, he went outside and played. 3. Answers will vary. 4. Carter 5. “lazy” and “lives in a city” should be crossed off 6. He woke up early. He has a lot of chores to do. He helped with the animals. He helped his Mom make breakfast.
Pages 118 & 119 1. what Ian did in the snow 2. Answers will vary. 3. Answers will vary. 4. Ian threw snowballs at a tree. 5. Ian grabbed his swimsuit
before he went outside. 6. Fun in the Snow 7. Answers will vary. 8. Answers will vary.
Pages 116 & 117 1. in the country 2. zoo 3. by a river 4. at school
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Spiders
Both
Insects
(What do they have in common?)
(Write some facts about spiders.)
(Write some facts about insects.)
Spiders have 2 body parts and 8 legs.Spiders have simple eyes and fangs.
They both shed (molt) their skin.Both are thought of as pests.
Insects have 3 body parts and 6 legs.Insects have compound eyes and jaws that chew.
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Page 132 1. 5 + 6 = 11 2. 11 – 7 = 4 3. 7 + 3 = 10 4. 13 – 9 = 4
Page 133 1. 9 – 3 = 6 2. 7 + 9 = 16 3. 12 – 5 = 7 4. 17 + 5 = 22 5. 6 + 8 = 14
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Page 137 1. 3 5, 35, thirty-five 2. 4 7, 47, forty-seven 3. 6 0, 60, sixty 4. 2 9, 29, twenty-nine 5. 7 3, 73, seventy-three 6. 9 2, 92, ninety-two
Page 135 1. 3 2, 32 2. 2 9, 29 3. 1 6, 16 4. 4 0, 40 5. 7 3, 73
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Page 148 1. GRIN 2. TIME 3. LAND 4. CATS
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Page 146 1. 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40 2. 0, 2, 4, 6, 8 3. 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 4. odd 5. even 6. even 7. even 8. odd 9. odd 10. 6, 18, 64, 80, 58, 96 11. even, example: 2 + 4 = 6 12. even, example: 3 + 7 = 10 13. odd, example: 3 + 2 = 5Examples may vary for 11–13.
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Page 152 1. 2 tens 17 ones 2 tens [1 ten 7 ones] 3 tens 7 ones = 37 2. 6 tens 5 ones = 65 3. 8 tens 1 one = 81 4. 4 tens 9 ones = 49 5. 2 tens 6 ones = 26 6. 8 tens 0 ones = 80 7. 5 tens 9 ones = 59
Page 153 1. 52 2. 35 3. 82 4. 60 5. 60 6. 86 7. 61 8. 93 9. 50 10. 71 11. 91 12. 92
Page 159 1. 24 2. 56 3. 46 4. 11 5. 25 6. 28 7. 40 8. 39 9. 29 10. 64 11. 28 12. 18
Page 161 1. 31 2. 47 3. 74 4. 28 5. 19 6. 85 7. 50 8. 90 9. 50 10. 18 11. 81 12. 10 13. 87 14. 30 15. 62 16. 2 17. 79 18. 69 19. 68 20. 69
Page 155 1. 32 2. 51 3. 61 4. 50 5. 43 6. 26 7. 93 8. 73 9. 84 10. 22 11. 67 12. 53
Page 156 1. 13 2. 26 3. 5 4. 57 5. 58 6. 19 7. 44 8. 18 9. 37 10. 11 11. 8 12. 0 13. 37 14. 24 15. 33 16. 22 17. 13 18. 31
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Page 158 1. 53 = 5 tens 3 ones 4 tens 13 ones 2. 46 = 4 tens 6 ones 3 tens 16 ones 3. 81 = 8 tens 1 one 7 tens 11 ones 4. 39 = 3 tens 9 ones 2 tens 19 ones 5. 92 = 9 tens 2 ones 8 tens 12 ones 6. 13 = 1 ten 3 ones 0 tens 13 ones 7. 60 = 6 tens 5 tens 10 ones
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Page 180 1. 623 2. 43 3. 526 4. 312 5. 535 6. 222
Page 163 1. //// //// //// ///; 18 2. 20 3. 22 4. hamburgers 5. 20 + 18 = 38 6. 22 – 18 = 4 7. 22 + 18 + 20 = 60
Page 167 1. 6 2. 7 3. 9 4. summer 5. winter 6. 11 – 7 = 4
Page 168 1. 20 2. 25 3. 30 4. ice cream, 35 5. 35 – 20 = 15 6. 20 + 35 = 55
Page 169 1. 15 2. 10 3. 17 4. blue 5. purple 6. 20 + 15 = 35 7. 17 – 10 = 7
Page 170 1. 40 2. 38 3. 22 4. 32 5. summer 6. summer
Page 171 1. 4 hundreds = 400 2. 6 hundreds = 600 3. 8 hundreds = 800 4. 5 hundreds = 500
Page 172 1. 3 hundreds 7 tens 4 ones 374 2. 2 hundreds 5 tens 9 ones 259 3. 4 hundreds 5 tens 0 ones 450 4. 6 hundreds 0 tens 5 ones 605
Page 165 1. 6 2. 12 3. 8 4. cartoons 5. 12 – 6 = 6 6. 12 + 8 = 20 7. 12 + 6 + 8 = 26
Page 166 1. 4, 6, 8, 10 2. 10 3. 8 4. 4 5. 12 – 6 = 6 6. Count by twos.
Baseball Card Collections
Name Tally Total
John //// //// //// //// // 22
Alan //// //// //// 15
Nick //// //// //// //// //// 25
Jason //// //// //// //// 19
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Page 176 1. 368 2. 584 3. 903 4. 700 5. 262 6. 878 7. 640 8. 910 9. 565 10. 770 11. 418 12. 532 13. 765 14. 943 15. 63916. 391 17. 609 18. 728
Page 177 1. 68 2. 119 3. 104 4. 294 5. 59 6. 120 7. 149 8. 123 9. 99 10. 197 11. 168 12. 84 13. 88 14. 220 15. 146 16. 160 17. 404
Page 178 1. 783 2. 838 3. 659 4. 579 5. 494 6. 881 7. 607 8. 568 9. 483 10. 862 11. 715 12. 796 13. 521 14. 610 15. 800 16. 801
Page 179 1. 198 2. 267 3. 884 4. 246 5. 451 6. 117 7. 362 8. 264 9. 532 10. 172 11. 775 12. 375 13. 595 14. 485 15. 481 16. 683
Alan has 15 baseball cards, and Nick has 25 baseball cards. Nick has the most baseball cards. Nick and Alan have 40 baseball cards in all. Nick has 6 more baseball cards than Jason. Altogether, the boys have 81 baseball cards.
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Page 184 1. 8, 4 x 2 = 8 2. 12, 4 x 3 = 12 3. 20, 4 x 5 = 20 4. 12, 3 x 4 = 12 5. 5, 5 x 1 = 5 6. 15, 3 x 5 = 15 7. 9, 3 x 3 = 9 8. 16, 4 x 4 = 16
Page 183 1. 4 + 4 = 8 2 groups of 4 = 8 2 x 4 = 8 2. 2 + 2 + 2 = 6 3 groups of 2 = 6 3 x 2 = 6 3. 5 + 5 + 5 = 15 3 groups of 5 = 15 3 x 5 = 15 4. 1 + 1 + 1 = 3 3 groups of 1 = 3 3 x 1 = 3
Page 181 1. 124 2. 801 3. 412 4. 321 5. 350 6. 330 7. 61 8. 504 9. 458 10. 431 11. 207 12. 623 13. 723 14. 117 15. 148 16. 412
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2. 3 5 15 3 x 5 = 15
Page 186 1. 3 groups 3 in each group 9 3 x 3 = 9
2. 1 group 4 in the group 4 1 x 4 = 4
4. 4 groups 2 in each group 8 4 x 2 = 8
3. 2 groups 2 in each group 4 2 x 2 = 4
Page 188 1. 8 2. 5 3. 15 4. 12 5. 16 6. 0 7. 4 8. 10 9. 20 10. 20 11. 0 12. 25
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Page 187 1. 6 2. 9 3. 15 4. 4 5. 8 6. 12 7. 3 8. 10 9. 0 10. 6 11. 2 12. 0
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Page 189
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cone
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Page 198 1. 10; It rained. 2. 12; It was sunny. 3. cloudy
1. C, 6 2. D, 1 3. D, 3 4. A, 4 5. D, 4
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Number of Nests
Kyle
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Paco
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Page 200Toys Tally Marks Number
balls //// //// 10
bears //// // 7
cars //// / 6
games //// //// 9
Page 202Coins in the Bank
Coins Tally Marks Number
pennies //// 4
nickels /// 3
dimes //// / 6
quarters // 2
Page 201
1. balls 2. 10 – 6 = 4 3. 10 + 6 = 16
Toys in a Room
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dogs
fish
cats
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birds //// 5
dogs //// /// 8
fish /// 3
cats //// // 7
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even //// //// //// 15
odd //// //// //// 15
zeros /// 3
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even //// //// 10
odd //// /// 8
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Page 208 1. 25 2. Ruth; 45 3. Andre 4. 75 5. If the symbol stood for one book, the graph would be too big to read easily.
Page 210 1. 12 2. The Woo family; 10 3. 18 4. 4
Page 211 1. 20 2. 5 3. pine 4. 85
Page 212 1. Ferris Wheel 2. Space Rocket 3. Silver Streak 4. Sunday
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Space Rocket
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Page 226 1. seven 2. Sunday 3. September 4. Wednesday 5. Thursday
Page 232Estimates will vary. 1. 5 pennies 2. 2 pennies 3. 4 pennies 4. 3 pennies 5. 6 pennies
Page 227 1. Wednesday, June 9 2. Thursday, June 17 3. June 25 at 3:30 4. June 28 at 4:15 5. Wednesday
Page 218 1. 6:00, Kid News 2. 4:30, 'Toon Tales 3. 5:00, Pet Pals 4. 6:30, Super Sports
Page 223 1. on time 2. late 3. early 4. early 5. on time 6. late
Is it hot enough to go swimming?
I need two cups
of flour.
Mom, you're late for work!
How many people in our family have birthdays in April?
Wow! Have you
grown since
last year!
I need four pounds of hamburger.
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Page 228 1. snowy 3. sunny 5. cloudy weather
2. cloudy 4. rainy
Page 229 1. July 2. October 3. November 4. February 5. January
Page 235 1. 5 inches 3. 4 inches
6–7. Drawings should be 3 inches and 2 inches.
2. 2 inches 4. 3 inches 5. 7 inches
Page 234Estimates will vary. 1. 2 inches 3. 4 inches 5. 2 inches
2. 3 inches 4. 2 inches 6. 3 inches
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Most children will answer as follows: put on your shoes, brush your teeth
watch a video
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Page 237Estimates will vary. 1. 4 centimeters 2. 8 centimeters 3. 12 centimeters 4. 10 centimeters
Page 240 1. less than a pound 3. less than a pound 5. more than a pound
2. more than a pound 4. more than a pound 6. less than a pound
Page 241 1. 4 cups circled 2. 8 cups circled 3. 6 cups circled 4. Mark; He has one cup more.
Page 242 1. 5 cups circled 2. 6 cups circled 3. 6 cups circled 4. 10 cups circled 5. Six cups; Six cups are more than one quart.
Page 243 1. 95°F, hot 2. 60°F, cool 3. 15°F, cold 4. 75°F, warm
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Page 246Possible answers include: hot, sunny, and dry for the first picture; windy, cool, breezy, and dry for the second picture; and wet, drizzly, and soggy for the third picture.
Page 248 1. 72°
3. 86°
2. 50°
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B R E E Z E W B A
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Page 255 Page 257 1. cumulus 2. cumulonimbus 3. cirrus 4. stratus
Page 260The colors in a rainbow are always in the same order: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet.
Page 254
Rain and snow fall from clouds.
Water vapor makes a cloud.
Heat from the Sun changes water into water vapor.
condensation
evaporation
precipitation
Page 263 Page 264W H I R L W I N D
H L F X P I N L X
D C Y C L O N E T
F U N N E L D V W
O Q N R C T P O I
F N S D H J G R S
V S T B U Z L T T
G P S T R K R E E
S P I N N E R X R
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Page 267 1. tornado 2. snowstorm 3. hurricane 4. thunderstorm 5. rainbow
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Page 275 1. plants 2. embryo 3. stem 4. water 5. seeds
B P I H W N R B A
H L F S T E M L X
D A W T R B V S B
F N S D L N F E R
O T N G X T P E H
I S P M T R B D Y
V S T R G V S S E
K N W A T E R G S
E M B R Y O H L P
Page 276Answers will vary.
Page 279pumpkin
Page 280hooks, barbs
Page 284Drawing should include labels that identify the part of the plant growing up as the shoot and the part growing down as the root.
Page 277 1. coconut 2. watermelon 3. corn 4. no 5. no
Page 285 1. coat 2. leaves, roots, stem 3. germinate
Page 281
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Page 273Stem
Root Embryo
FoodStorage
Seed coat
Leaves
Page 269 1. air pressure 2. thermometer 3. cumulonimbus 4. seven 5. blizzard 6. funnel 7. waves 8. meteorologists
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Page 291 1. carbon dioxide 2. from animals and people 3. oxygen and food 4. from plants
Page 295 1. food 2. seeds 3. hide 4. bury 5. carry 6. drop
Page 299 1. true 2. false 3. false 4. false 5. true 6. false 7. true 8. true 9. false 10. true
Page 296 1. roots 2. kernels or seeds 3. leaves
Page 293 1. Plant C 2. 3" 3. Plants A and D
Page 287
Blossom
Bud Leaf
Root
Page 2886, 24, 31, 5
E N E R G Y R B A
H L F S O I L H X
D K W T X C Z R B
F N S D C N F O R
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Z E T R D V S N M
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Page 289 1. soil 2. shoot 3. root 4. energy 5. buds 6. stem
Page 292 1. tomato 3. corn
2. bean 4. lily
Pages 297–298Lists should include fruits and vegetables, other articles of clothing, one product (such as maple syrup) that comes from trees, and one plant-eating animal (such as sheep).
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