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A. Mrs. Jenkins has 3 triangular flower beds. Help her find the perimeter and the angles of each flower bed. Then write “scalene”, “isosceles”, or “equilateral” to name the shape of each flower bed.

Flower Bed for Roses

Flower Bed for Tulips

Flower Bed for Daisies

Shape: a/an triangle

Shape: a/an triangle

Shape: a/an triangle

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D. Read the clues and match them with synonyms from the passage. Then find these synonyms in the word search.

1. amazing

2. unusual/strange

3. unbelievable

4. searching

5. diving

6. back

7. playing

8. secretive

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My nameis...

A. Fill in the blanks to learn about children’s rights.

The United Nations’ Convention on the Rights of the Child sets out the rights of children under 18 years of age. Below are some of those rights.

Convention on the Rights of the Child

opinion

education

religion

parents name

needs play

The right to:

a and a nationality

The right to:

live with and be raised

by their

The right to:

have their basic

fulfilled

The right to:

vo ice the i r

The right to:

practise their

The right to:

and rest

The right to:

a good quality

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Things That Are Matter:Things That Are Matter:Things That Are Matter:

pattern

shoe

maracas

grass

boombox

earthworm

dancing

music

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A. Fill in the blanks to complete the description of matter. Then check the things that are matter.

Many things around us are matter. In fact, we are

too. Matter is anything that takes up , which means

it has . It also has , which means it can

be measured on a .

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4.3.

5.

inorganic/matter

space/tasks

boxes/volume weight/smell

scale/ruler

What Is Matter?

This is fun!

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