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Hemet Unified School District Independent Studies
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What did Carl want to do?
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grow a garden
buy flowers
talk with his neighbors
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What does Carl plant in his garden in the beginning of the story?
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tomatoes
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Mr. Brown’s vegetable plants were probably big and heavy. What information from the passage shows us that this is true?
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Mr. Brown’s vegetables were first growing in pots.
Mr. Brown had tomato stakes.
Mr. Brown’s vegetable plants that Carl planted kept falling over.
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What is “Carl’s Garden Problem” mostly about?
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Carl planting a garden
how to support plants with stakes
Carl and his neighbors
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What was Carl’s garden problem?
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Carl’s garden problem was his vegetables kept......(you can use this sentence starter)
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What did you learn from “Carl’s Garden Problem”?
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Discussion Question: Explain how Carl solves his garden problem. Be sure to explain what Carl’s problem was.
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Write <, >, or =
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87 ___ 78
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15 ___ 49
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89, ___, 91
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What is another grid location where a tree can be found?
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What is in the grid locations of B1 and B2?
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What are all the grid locations that the river runs through?
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What is the grid location of the Camp Office?
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Read the section and answer the questions
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Check all insects
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What Makes an Insect an Insect?
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Make your own insect!
The invented insect must be suited for the habitat described on the Insect Habitat Card and must eat at least one of the food sources listed. The insect should be realistic—no imaginary powers like jet packs! It must include the correct insect body parts (head, thorax, abdomen, six legs, and two antennae). The student should give their insect a creative name. Encourage creativity while staying grounded in real insect structures and adaptations.
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My insects habitat
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How does your insect find and eat its food?
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How does your insect escape predators?
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What did you name your insect?
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Does your insect have any special adaptations?
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