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Tickling Our Funny Bones with Computer ArtBy Colleen Messina

People have used pencils and paintbrushes to create art for centuries.Today, artists have a new tool. Computer art is a whole new art style that can tickle our funny bones.

Computer art is any art created with the help of a computer. Computer art is used for ads. It is used on TV. And it is used to make movies. Computer artists have created Buzz Lightyear and other computer art friends to make us laugh.

Computer-aided design is called CAD. Not too long ago, computer games had flat shapes. These shapes chased each other across the screen. And that was it! Today, CAD is used to design everything from toys to space shuttles. You probably like CAD best in movies, though. Toy Story was the first computer-animated film. Pixar made the film in 1995. It won awards. Then, Pixar made a new movie. It became a huge hit. It was called A Bug's Life. Since then, many more computer-animated movies and television shows have been made.

You can still do beautiful art with paintbrushes and pencils. But you could also use a computer, too. They can help you create fantasy lands. They can help you make huge dinosaurs. They can help you make toys, bugs, and lost clown fish. You can easily find the perfect computer art to tickle your funny bone.

There is no limit to what CAD can do in the future. As Buzz Lightyear would say, "To infinity, and beyond!"

Tickling Our Funny Bones with Computer Art

Questions

1. What traditional art tools were mentioned in the article? Check both.

A. pencilsB. charcoalC. paintbrushesD. crayons

2. What does the expression "tickle your funny bone" mean?

A. Something seems funny.B. Something seems broken.C. Something seems serious.D. Something needs to be checked by a doctor.

3. Which movie was the first computer-animated film?

A. FrozenB. A Bug's LifeC. Finding NemoD. Toy Story

4. Which is the abbreviation for computer-animated design?

A. ADCB. CDAC. CADD. DAC

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5. Which company made Toy Story?

A. Universal StudiosB. The article did not say.C. DreamworksD. Pixar

6. CAD is only used for movies.

A. trueB. false

7. What was the subject of Pixar's second animated film?

A. bugsB. fishC. robotsD. snowmen

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Write this number:5 ones, 3 thousands, 8 tens, 9 hundreds

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- 8 =

Anne has a bowl. She puts 7 nickels into the bowl. Jacob sees the bowl and takes some nickels out. The bowl now has 25 cents in it. How many nickels did Jacob take?

Fill in the missing

addition or subtraction

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7 6 1 2 = 10

5 2 1 5 = 3

61, 65, 69, 73, 77, 81,

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Eric wrote a story. It was about a polar bear. The bear's name was Philip. Philip liked to fish. He caught three fish every day. How many fish would Philip the Polar Bear catch in five days?

Peter saw 4 Play-Doh frogs and 2 Play-Doh birds. Each frog has 4 legs, and each bird has 2 legs. How many total legs do these 6 Play-Doh frogs and birds have?

There are 20 children in Mr. Johnson's class. Eight of them wear glasses. What fraction of the children wear glasses?

Circle the number that is largest.

20,050 25,000

20,005 20,500

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6, 8, 10, 12, 14,

, 18

That pizza is yours. It is cut into six pieces. This pizza is mine. It is cut into four pieces. The drink is ours. We will eat two pieces of your pizza. What fraction of your pizza will we eat?

Anna made 3 Play-Doh dogs. There are 2 ears on each dog. How many ears are on 3 dogs?

Megan was making pillows for her room. She had 12 pieces of fabric. She used two pieces for the first pillow and two pieces for the second pillow. What fraction of the fabric did she use?

15, 20, 25, 30,

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Find a clock. What time is it right now?

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Dana and Alice wrote thank you notes for Teacher Appreciation Day. Dana wrote 8 thank you notes. Alice wrote 9 thank you notes. Billy didn't know it was Teacher Appreciate Day and forgot to write any.How many thank you notes were written in all?

How many more thank you notes did Alice write than Dana?

After Dana told Billy about Teacher Appreciation, he wrote 3 more than Alice wrote.How many did Billy write?

Write a sentence to thank your teacher.




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Thurgood MarshallBy Brenda B. Covert

Thurgood Marshall was the first black American to serve on the U.S. Supreme Court. That's the highest court in our country! The Supreme Court is made up of nine judges. We call them justices. They get the job from the president of the United States. He or she recommends each justice. Then a justice must be approved by Congress. The job is for life. A justice may be a justice until death. A justice may choose to resign or retire from the job. If a justice gets into trouble, he or she could be impeached. Marshall became a justice in 1967. He was chosen by President Lyndon Johnson. He was a justice until he retired in 1991. He was well known as a civil rights lawyer before he became a justice. His most famous case was Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka (1954). That is the case that made segregation in public schools against the law. Thurgood Marshall devoted his life to fighting for human rights.

Thurgood Marshall

Questions

1. Before Thurgood Marshall was chosen to be a part of the U.S. Supreme Court, he was a ______.

A. principalB. lawyerC. presidentD. doctor

2. What happened in 1991?

A. Marshall became sick.B. Marshall was impeached.C. Marshall died.D. Marshall retired.

3. Who was the U.S. president in 1967?

A. Lyndon B. JohnsonB. Richard M. NixonC. John F. KennedyD. Ronald Reagan

4. Marshall's most famous case before he became a justice involved ______.

A. fraudB. kidnappingC. segregationD. robbery



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5. How many Supreme Court justices are there?

A. fiveB. eightC. nineD. seven

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Write this number:3 thousands, 8 ones

In six hours it will be midnight. What time is it now?

Write this number:4 hundreds, 8 tens, 6 ones

Write an odd number. Circle the number that is smallest.

60,060 66,000

60,600 60,006

6, 6, E, 4, 4, 6, 6, E, 4,

4, 6, , E, 4, 4, 6,

6

Fill in the missing

addition or subtraction

operations.

7 6 6 = 7

5 5 6 = 4

The party is at 1 p.m. In only 11 minutes the party starts. What time is it right now?

How many hours are there from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m.? 74

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Mrs. Jackson ordered a box of butterfly posters for her class. On the outside of the box were five numbers: 429, 706, 580, 439, and 671. A note on the top of the box said that the number of posters was greater than 450 but less 650. How many posters are in the box?

There are 12 pages about D-Day in Megan's book. There are some pages about D-Day in Jason's book, too. There are 28 pages about D-Day in all in the two books. Write an equation and solve it to find out how many pages about D-Day are in Jason's book.

Can you name the mystery three-digit number?

One of the digits is 8.

If you add the first and the second digits, the sum is 11.

If you multiply the second and the last digits, the product is 40.

The second digit is 5 more than the first digit.

Mrs. Walker wrote the numbers 3 and 12 on the board. She always had a weird way to

teach math. "Now, class," said Mrs. Walker. "My printer is broken. Please write your own

math problem using these numbers."




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A Real BoyBy Jody Williams

"Once upon a time there was a piece of wood." Do puppets talk? Can boys turn into mules? If you lie, will your nose grow? Yes, in The Adventures of Pinocchio.

Carlo Lorenzini was born on November 24, 1826. He was born in Florence, Italy. He grew up in a place called Colodi. He changed his name to Carlo Colodi. Carlo became a writer. He wrote The Adventures of Pinocchio.

In the book, Pinocchio was a puppet. He was a marionette. A marionette is a puppet with strings. Its arms and legs can move. Pinocchio had to learn to be kind. If he lied, his nose grew. It went back to normal when he told the truth. Bad things happened to him. In the end, he became a real boy.

Colodi's story was not a children's story at first. He made some changes. He added a Blue Fairy to the story. The Blue Fairy saved Pinocchio. She then turned him into a real boy.

Walt Disney made Colodi's story into a movie. He changed a few things. He added characters. Jiminy Cricket was Pinocchio's friend. There were bad men that took Pinocchio away. He was almost turned into a donkey. Pinocchio saved his friends. They were being eaten by a whale.

Pinocchio had to show that he was brave. He had to tell the truth. He had to be kind. Then, he could become a real boy. The Blue Fairy was in the movie too. She turned him into a real boy.

Carlo Colodi died in 1890. He did not know how much people liked his work. He did not know that Pinocchio became a Disney movie. He didn't see Pinocchio as a real boy. He could only imagine.

A Real Boy

Questions

1. Who wrote The Adventures of Pinocchio?

2. What is a marionette?

3. What did Pinocchio have to learn to do in Colodi's book?

A. to be a donkeyB. to be kindC. to readD. to be a good boy



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4. What happens to Pinocchio when he tells a lie?

A. He gets into trouble.B. His hair grows.C. His nose grows.D. His face turns red.

5. What did Colodi have to add to his story to make it better for children?

6. What did the Blue Fairy do in the book and the movie?

A. disappearedB. turned Pinocchio into a real boyC. turned a pumpkin into a coachD. flew around

7. Who made "Pinocchio" into a movie?

8. How is the movie different from the book?

9. What things did Pinocchio have to prove before he could become a real boy?

A. He had to show he was brave.B. He had to tell the truth.C. He had to be kind.D. all of the above

10. What is the same in the book and the movie?

It is 7:45 when Sarah leaves her house. She arrives at school at 8:03. How much time has passed?

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Hunter found a bag of marbles at the thrift shop. There were red, blue, and yellow marbles in the bag. He grabbed a handful of marbles and got 5 red marbles, 1 blue marble, and 6 yellow marbles. If Hunter put his marbles in a new bag and you picked one at random, which color would you most likely pick?

Adam likes to read. He likes to read about sports heroes. He bought a book about Spud Webb. Spud Webb was only five feet and five inches tall. He was a very short for an NBA player! The book cost $4.50. Adam gave the clerk $5. How much change did he get back?

6 + 6 - 4 If you know 88 + 28 = 116Then what is 88 + 27?

3 more than 843

Kevin counted his Dr. Seuss books. He put them in 3 groups of five and has 2 books left over. How many books does he have?

Mr. Wilson took his son, Max, to Mario's Restaurant for dinner. They got to the restaurant at 5:45 p.m. They had pasta, bread, and ice cream. They left at 7:15 p.m. How long were they at the restaurant?

Adam left a message on the answering machine at 11:37 a.m. Kevin called him back an hour and 36 minutes later. What time did Kevin call back?

Make your own

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Galena Goose raised three sets of goslings. In her first group there were eight goslings. The next group was a little larger. In the second group there were eleven goslings. Her last group of children had only three goslings in it. How many goslings did Galena Goose raise in all?

Ms. Thompson brought a bag of popcorn for each student in her class.She asked them to estimate the number of pieces of popcorn in their bags before they started eating. She said the person whose estimate was correct would get a special prize. Justin's guess was the closest. He guessed one hundred forty-one pieces. There were really one hundred fifty-eight pieces in the bag. How many pieces off the actual number was Justin's estimate?

16, 32, 48, 64, 80, 96,

112, 128, , 16064119-

It is 7:48 when Anna leaves her house. She arrives at school at 8:04. How much time has passed?

Miss King made 49 ice cream cones. Of that number, 33 were chocolate. How many cones were not chocolate?

Ava has 24 long books and 13 short books. How many books does she have in all?

Scrooge counted his gold. There were thirteen thousand, four hundred fifty-eight coins. Write the number of coins he had in standard notation.




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Megan and her family drove 90 miles to San Juan Capistrano. They wanted to see the swallows return. Round off the number of miles they drove to the nearest hundred.

Mr. and Mrs. Martinez have three boys. They bought four white t-shirts for each boy. How many white t-shirts did they buy in all?

Ms. Allen has 36 cookie cutters. She put them in trays that hold 4 cutters each. How many trays did she use?

How many hours are there from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m.? 8 x = 72

9 + 6 - 2 - 5

Ava planted some trees on Arbor Day. The elm tree was 1 yard tall. The cherry tree was 26 inches tall. How much taller was the elm tree than the cherry tree?

Our club marched in the Canada Day parade. We marched in 6 rows. Each row had 8 children in it. How many children from our club marched?

Nathan's grandfather likes to watch birds. Yesterday he watched the birds at the feeders for just 6 minutes and counted 24 birds! About how many birds did he count each minute?

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Find a clock. What time is it right now?

What is 25 less than 192?

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Life On the TrailBy Mary Lynn Bushong

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to walk across a whole country? Many of the pioneers who moved west did just that. Even those with wagons walked most of the way because it was easier than being in the wagon.

Mornings on a wagon train started early. People were up before sunrise.Breakfast was often coffee, bacon, and dry bread. If the family had a milk cow, they might have milk for the small children to drink. Extra milk could be put in a crock in the back of the wagon. The wagon would bounce so much on the trail that it could churn the milk into butter.

By 7:00 in the morning, the wagons were repacked with bedding and cooking things. The oxen or horses would be re-hitched to the wagons. Then the wagons would be pulled into line for the day's march.

Very few people rode in the wagons. Few wagons had springs. This meant that every rock or hole in the trail would make the wagon bounce and shake. Everyone who could walked alongside.

Sometimes people became sick while they traveled. They could not walk and had to ride in the wagons.

As the people walked, they kept their eyes open for food. They brought along some things like salt, flour, coffee, bacon, and dried beans with them. Eating just those things would get boring. Fresh greens and berries tasted good. They also helped keep people healthy.

The wagon train moved slowly. This gave hunters plenty of opportunity to look for game animals. Those included squirrels, rabbits, geese, ducks, deer, antelope, bison, and others. These formed an important part of the pioneers' meals.

At noon, the wagons would stop again. This gave everyone a chance to rest and eat. The meal was often coffee with cold beans and some kind of meat that had been cooked at breakfast time. As soon as they were done, they would pack up and start moving again.

Toward the end of the afternoon, they could stop for the night. There was a lot of work to do before it got dark. The wagons were pulled into a circle and the animals unhitched. Men took care of the animals and made any needed repairs.

Women would build fires and cook supper. Meals would have some kind of meat or fish and rice or beans. Water would be fetched to cook with and make coffee.

After supper the children would have school lessons. It was important for them to learn to read and write. They also needed to know math. They would need it to measure their land, build a home, and keep track of money. Before going to their beds under the wagons, they would sing, dance, and tell stories around the fires.

Some wagon trains traveled every day. Some rested on Sundays. A rest day meant that the animals got a break. That meant the animals could spend a whole day eating. Women could wash and mend clothes in nearby streams.

Sometimes people got married or had babies on the trail. Even though they were traveling, life kept going on. Many people also died on the trail and were buried along the way.

Traveling along the trails was hard. People wanted new and better lives. They were willing to take chances in order to have them.



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Life On the Trail

Questions

1. When did the day start for people on a wagon train?

A. at 7:00 a.m.B. before sunriseC. at 8:00 a.m.D. at sunrise

2. Why would the settlers put extra milk in a crock in the wagon?

3. What kinds of foods did the pioneers eat?

A. baconB. beansC. breadD. all of the above

4. What needed to be done in the mornings before they could move on?

A. Everyone had breakfast.B. Bedding and cooking things had to be repacked in the wagons.C. all of the above

5. What needed to be done at the end of the day?

6. Why did pioneers look for greens and fruit?

7. Children didn't have to worry about school work on the trail.

A. trueB. false

8. How was life on the trail like life where they came from?

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What is the first month with 31 days?

Write a word problem for5 x 4 = 20.




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Watch Out For Empty Calories!By Cindy Grigg

Calories are a measure of the energy value of foods. "Empty calories" are calories that will give you energy but little else in the way of nutrients that your body needs. It's better to eat foods that give you other good things that your body needs, not just empty calories.

Are you consuming a lot of empty calories? Candy and sodas have lots of calories and very little, if any, nutrients. Most of the calories in soda come from added sugar.

How much sugar is okay? The World Health Organization says you should limit sugar to five percent of your daily calories. For kids between the ages of six and eleven, that's about 5 teaspoons or 21 grams a day. One kind of soda has 52 grams in a 12 ounce can. That's more than 12 teaspoons of sugar!

Candy has sugar, too, and many candies are also high in fat. One chocolate bar has 13 grams of fat, and more than half of it is saturated fat. That kind of fat is solid at room temperature. It is the worst kind of fat for us to eat. Doughnuts are high in fat and sugars, too. One glazed doughnut has 12 grams of fat and 12 grams of sugar!

Does that mean you can never eat these foods? No. Empty calories are okay in small amounts. Most people, though, eat too many of them. What can you do to cut back on sugar and fat? Read nutrition labels. You may be surprised at the amount of sugar and fat found in some foods. You can make better choices if you compare labels. Drink water when you're thirsty instead of sweetened drinks. Low fat or skim milk is a good drink choice for mealtimes. It gives your body calcium and vitamin D, as well as other nutrients. So read some food labels, and watch out for empty calories!

Watch Out For Empty Calories!

Questions

1. What genre is this story?

A. science fictionB. fantasyC. historical fictionD. nonfiction

2. This story is written in second-person point of view. What word or words in the story help you to identify it as such?

A. theyB. youC. I and we

3. The story says you should never eat doughnuts and candy bars again.

A. trueB. false

4. What are "empty calories"?



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Sudoku Sums of 6Each row, column, and box must have the numbers 1 through 6.Hint: Look for sudoku sums. The sum of the two boxes inside of the dashed lines is 6.

Here is an example of a sudoku sum of 6: 1 5

5 6 4

4 6

2 4

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Circle the number that is largest.

2,020 2,200

2,002

B, H, C, I, , J, E,

K, F, L

Write an even number.

Write this number:2 ones, 4 tens, 9 thousands, 7 hundreds

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Each row, column, and box must have the numbers 1 through 6.

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The U.S.S. Arizona MemorialBy Erin Horner

Caption: Inside the Arizona Memorial. The inscription reads: "TO THE MEMORY OF THE GALLANT MEN HERE ENTOMBED AND THEIR SHIPMATES WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN ACTION ON DECEMBER 7, 1941, ON THE U.S.S. ARIZONA"

On December 7, 1941, Japan attacked the United States at Pearl Harbor. Their two hour attack left more than two thousand people dead and destroyed many planes and battleships. One battleship, the U.S.S. Arizona, and its crew suffered terribly during the raid. Bombs dropped on the ship caused it to sink and killed 1,177 sailors. To this day, oil continues to leak from her silent skeleton. In 1961, a memorial was built over the top of the sunken ship. Now, more than one million visitors each year come to read the names of those who were aboard the Arizona and lost their lives on that December day. Many choose to leave flowers or leis in remembrance of those who died. The U.S.S. Arizona Memorial is a sobering site. The American flag is proudly displayed above the memorial. It flies from a pole attached to the broken main mast of the battleship. It is a symbolic reminder; it reminds those visiting the memorial that our nation is still strong and united even after a tragedy as terrible as the attack on Pearl Harbor.

The U.S.S. Arizona Memorial

Questions

1. What can visitors do at the U.S.S. Arizona Memorial?

2. Which of the following is a synonym for sobering?

A. happyB. unimportantC. seriousD. light

3. When was the U.S.S. Arizona Memorial built?

A. 2011B. 2001C. 1961D. 1941

4. What is the tone of this passage?

A. scaryB. humorousC. carefreeD. serious

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There were 54 cups of yogurt on the shelf. Miss Hall bought 20 cups. How many cups were left?

Alex wanted his very own Thneed. He went to the store and found a Thneed just like he wanted! The Thneed cost $3.53. He gave the clerk a 5-dollar bill for the Thneed. How much change should Alex get back?

Alex has a box for his rock collection. The box is filled with clear plastic cubes. Each cube holds one rock. The box is five cubes long, four cubes high, and two cubes wide. How many cubes will fit in the box?

Amanda has 15 pairs of socks. One-fifth of them are red. Rosa has 10 pairs of socks. Half of them are red. Jenna has 12 pairs of socks. Half of them are red. How many pairs of red socks do Amanda, Rosa, and Jenna have in total?

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Fill in the missing numbers. How? The sum of the four surrounding numbers is in the center of each square.Exactly one of the four numbers has to be one of these numbers: -6, -4, or -3.The other three numbers have to all be DIFFERENT and must be from these: 3, 8, 6, 9, 10, or 14.

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What is missing?

67 + 11.08 x 10 x 0 + 7 - 2 - 11 x 4.02 = 154 x

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+ 3 =

In four hours it will be midnight. What time is it now?

If you know 87 + 26 = 113Then what is 87 + 24?

April has a bowl. She puts 17 pennies into the bowl. Gavin sees the bowl and takes 9 pennies. How much money (in cents) is left in the bowl?




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