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Learning is Fun
My Timeline
For ages 7 to 9
Tell other people about your important life events by making a timeline.
Materials
- Long sheet of paper
- Yardstick
- Pencils, makers or crayons
Instructions
- Place a long piece of paper on the floor. Use a yardstick to draw a line that is three feet long.
- Talk to your adult partner about important dates in your life — the day you were born, your first day of kindergarten and first grade, the day you met your best friend and more. Write the dates on the line.
- Add dates that are important for the whole family — the day siblings were born, special family events and the dates of important historical events.
- Draw pictures to go next to the events.
- Display the finished time line. Tell other family members and friends what it shows.
Source: U.S. Department of Education, Office of Communications and Outreach
Part of a strong body is a strong mind! These
homework tips will help you improve your grades and impress
your teacher while making learning more fun.
- When you are ready to do homework, find a
quiet place with plenty of bright light. Turn off the TV
and music to help you concentrate.
- Gather all the supplies you will need, such
as paper, pencils and a dictionary or special art supplies
for projects.
- Do your homework at the same time each day.
Try not to wait until too close to bed time.
- Be sure to read the directions your teacher
gives you before you start a project.
- Work on hard homework first, then easy homework.
This will help you get through the tough stuff while you
have the most energy.
- If you are getting frustrated or having trouble,
try taking a short break, and then try again.
- Some schools offer tutors who are a little
older than you and who can help you after school. Or you
can always ask an adult for help, too.
- Have a positive attitude! This will help homework
time go by faster.
Source: U.S. Department of Education,
Office of Intergovernmental and Interagency Affairs,
Educational Partnerships and Family Involvement Unit
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