Washington Monument Fourth of July Activities Guide
A teacher’s guide offers Washington Monument themed activities for young readers. Tasks include finding Fourth of July symbols in the newspaper, creating a Washington Monument postcard, discussing experiences and symbolism, identifying numbers, locating Washington, D.C. on a map, and writing a paragraph on the meaning of the Fourth of July.
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Washington Monument
Washington, D.C
Rookie Cookie Recipe Fruit Pudding Salad
A simple fruit pudding salad combines vanilla instant pudding evaporated milk water bananas and crushed pineapple. Mix the pudding with liquids, then fold in fruit and sauce for two servings. Refrigerate briefly to set flavors.
Writers' Corner letter from Cedar Rapids student
A seventh grade student from Harding Middle School Cedar Rapids writes anonymously to share thoughts for the Writers Corner. The brief piece presents a student voice from the local school community.
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Harding Middle School
Cedar Rapids
Sister’s Warning Against Smoking Sparks Family Rally
A speaker urges a sister to quit smoking after witnessing her light up behind a tree. The letter-memoir reflects on family impact, grandma’s death from smoking, and EMTs with oxygen tanks as a plea to stop. The note mentions The Writers' Corner and KIDSLINE educational linkage.
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Laura
Mom
Grandma
Wilson
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