Grade 3 Day 9

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Playgrounds for Everyone

Playgrounds are places built to let kids have fun. The best playgrounds are set up so that children can play safely while getting exercise. Lots of playgrounds include swings, slides, climbers, and other things.

Playgrounds were not always fun for all kids, however. Children in wheelchairs and kids with vision or hearing problems found it difficult to get around a playground. Some could not walk up or down steps. Others could not sit on the swings. The playgrounds were not safe places for them.

A few years ago, some people wanted to fix that problem. They found a solution. They raised money to build playgrounds where all kids can play together.

New playgrounds were built with low steps or ramps. Those changes have made it easier for some children. The new equipment also has handrails for kids to grab and pull themselves up.

Other changes have made playgrounds more fun for all children. Some playgrounds now have drums, chimes, and other instruments to play. Kids can turn a rain wheel and listen to the sound of rain.

These new playgrounds help everyone get in on the fun!
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What are places built for kids to have fun in?* This field is required.
playgrounds
Steps
ramps
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Playgrounds were not safe for some children. What was the solution to this problem?* This field is required.
People raised money to build playgrounds where all kids can play.
Children in wheelchairs found it difficult to get around a playground.
Lots of playgrounds include swings, slides, and climbers.
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Playgrounds were not always fun for all kids. What evidence from the text supports this conclusion?* This field is required.
"Some playgrounds now have drums, chimes, and other instruments to play. Kids can turn a rain wheel and listen to the sound of rain."
"Children in wheelchairs and kids with vision or hearing problems found it difficult to get around a playground."
"Lots of playgrounds include swings, slides, climbers, and other things."
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Read this paragraph from the article. Based on this paragraph, what have changes to playgrounds made it easier for children to do?* This field is required."New playgrounds were built with low steps or ramps. Those changes have made it easier for some children. The new equipment also has handrails for kids to grab and pull themselves up."
The changes have made it easier for children to play on swings at playgrounds.
The changes have made it easier for children to get around playgrounds.
The changes have made it easier for children to see and hear at playgrounds.
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What is the main idea of this story?* This field is required.
Kids can have fun and get exercise by playing on climbers and swings.
New playgrounds have been built that allow all children to have fun.
New playgrounds have been built with low steps, ramps, and handrails.
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Read these paragraphs from the article. What does the phrase "get in on" mean here?* This field is required."Other changes have made playgrounds more fun for all children. Some playgrounds now have drums, chimes, and other instruments to play. Kids can turn a rain wheel and listen to the sound of rain. "These new playgrounds help everyone get in on the fun!"
join in
go away from
stand next to
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Choose the answer that best completes this sentence. Some kids found it difficult to get around a playground _______ they could not walk up or down steps.* This field is required.
so
because
but
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Find the product.* This field is required.6 x 5 = ____
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Find the product.* This field is required.5 x 5 = ____
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Find the product.* This field is required.7 x 5 = ____
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Find the product.* This field is required.8 x 5 = ____
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Find the product.* This field is required.1 x 5 = ____
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Find the product.* This field is required.2 x 5 = ____
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Find the product.* This field is required.3 x 5 = ____
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Find the product.* This field is required.9 x 5 = ____
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Find the product.* This field is required.4 x 5 = ____
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Find the product.* This field is required.7 x 5 = ____
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The American Flag

The American flag is an important symbol of the United States. It is also called "Old Glory" or "The Stars and Stripes." The flag has thirteen stripes and fifty stars.

The thirteen stripes are red and white. They stand for the original thirteen colonies that became the first states. The fifty stars are white and placed on a blue background. Each star stands for one of the fifty states in the United States today.

The colors of the flag also have meaning. Red stands for bravery. White stands for purity. Blue stands for justice.

The American flag is raised at schools, government buildings, and during special events. People show respect by standing and placing their hand over their heart during the national anthem.

The flag has changed over time. When new states joined the country, more stars were added. But the thirteen stripes have always stayed the same.

The American flag is a symbol of freedom, unity, and pride for people across the country.
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What is another name for the American flag?* This field is required.
Old Navy
Old Glory
Star Power
Brave Stripes
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How many stars are on the American flag?* This field is required.
13
25
50
100
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What do the stars on the flag stand for?* This field is required.
The presidents
The schools
The states
The holidays
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How many stripes are on the flag?* This field is required.
50
13
25
10
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What do the 13 stripes represent?* This field is required.
The 13 cities
The 13 holidays
The 13 colonies
The 13 mountains
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What does the color red stand for?* This field is required.
Peace
Bravery
Hope
Friendship
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What color stands for justice?* This field is required.
Red
White
Blue
Green
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Where is the flag raised?* This field is required.
Only at the park
Only during sports games
At schools and government buildings
In the grocery store
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What do people do to show respect during the national anthem?* This field is required.
Clap their hands
Sit down
Jump and cheer
Stand and place a hand on their heart
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What changes when new states join the United States?* This field is required.
New colors are added
More stripes are added
More stars are added
The flag is taken down
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Image Field
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For each pair of magnets, write attract or repel.
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For each pair of magnets, write attract or repel.
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For each pair of magnets, write attract or repel.
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For each pair of magnets, write attract or repel.
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Attract or Repel?* This field is required.
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Physical Education Log* This field is required.
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