This activity briefly recounts Cochise’s life. Children have an opportunity to read and/or to click on the text and have the text read to them. Their comprehension of the content provided is tested by answering the five multiple choice questions which follow the reading selection.

We often see children reading stories in elementary schools about kingdoms, princesses, dragons etc. and thought it would be appropriate to provide them with an opportunity to write their own stories about their make-believe kingdoms. Images include the castle, a dragon, an archer, a prince, a king, a knight, a princess and a queen. A word bank of appropriate words to possibly use within the story is also provided.

This activity provides children with characters with which they can write their own stories about make-believe kingdoms. The characters include a king, a princess, a wizard, a prince, an elf, a giant, peasants and a jester. A word bank of appropriate words to possibly use within the story is also provided.

n the activity the child will get to listen to and read a recounting of Amelia’s life from early childhood, through her early flight days, to her first flight across the Atlantic, to her solo flight across the Atlantic, and finally to her fateful flight around the world.After each reading page there is a related page containing a multiple-choice question which tests and assesses the child’s comprehension.

This activity provides a detailed description of the human body’s circulatory system inclusive of the arteries, veins, capillaries, bone marrow, and the heart and its parts. A review of the components of our blood i.e. red and white blood cells, and platelets is also provided. After each reading page there is a related page containing a multiple-choice question which tests the child’s comprehension of the information from the preceding page.