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Washington Theme Unit

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Questions, Facts, and "Who am I?" for the state of Washington
     State of Washington Mixed Review: fill-in questions, "Who am I", facts, and writing prompts (multiple keys)

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State of Washington Theme - Reading Comprehensions
     The Eruption of Mount St. Helens   (Grades 2-3)
     The Space Needle   (Grades 2-4)
     "Fire Mountain"   (Grades 3-4)
     "The Wild West"   (Grades 4-6)
     America's Wealthiest Man   (Grades 4-6)
     The Big Burp   (Grades 5-7)

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Washington Maze

Build Washington maze - Make multiple mazes at once

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State of Washington Theme - Math Stories
     Washington Math (Grades 2-3)
     Washington Math (Grades 4-6)

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State of Washington Theme - Story Starters
     Washington Story Starter Printables

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State of Washington Theme
     Location of Washington in the United States Printable and Information

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State of Washington Theme Time Line
     Washington Time Line #1 (16 events in time line)

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Washington: Reading Comprehensions with References to Washington
This section lists reading comprehensions on edHelper.com with references to the state of Washington. These reading comprehensions were not written specifically for the state theme unit.

Top reading comprehensions with most references to Washington      The Constitutional Convention (Grade 8)      The First Capitals of the United States (Grade 7)      Running for Dear Life — The Battle of Bladensburg (Grade 9)      Valley Forge - Winter of 1777-1778 (Grade 8)      George Washington - President (Grade 8)      Marquis de Lafayette, Part 2 (Grade 9)      George Washington - General (Grade 8)      George Washington - Revolutionary (Grade 8)      George Washington (Grade 6)      George Washington - Civilian (Grade 8)      George Washington's Army - The Department of War (Grade 7)      Washington Irving (Grade 6)      The March on Washington (Grade 8)      New Jersey      Consuming Fire — The Burning of Washington, Part 1 (Grade 9)      Building Our Nation’s Capital (Grade 8) Biographies (no assigned grade level)      Abigail Adams      Booker T. Washington      George Washington Carver      George Washington      Lincoln (Part 2)      Margaret E. Knight      Martin Luther King Jr.      Matthew Henson      Samuel F. B. Morse      Sequoyah      Theodore Roosevelt (Grades 3-5)      Sergeant Molly      The Duryea Brothers (Grades 6-8)      "Hear Me My Chiefs" - Chief Joseph of the Nez Perce      A Pearl to Behold: Pearl Bailey      Bob Barker      Charlayne Hunter-Gault      Christa McAuliffe      Davy Crockett      Francis Scott Key      Henry W. Longfellow      Honest Abe      James Madison      Katie Couric - Lady Correspondent      Langston Hughes      Mary Pope Osborne      Washington Irving (Grades 9-12)      Aaron Burr      Benjamin Harrison      Benjamin Harrison      Condoleezza Rice      Dr. Antonia Novello: Surgeon General      Frederick E. Church, Landscape Artist Extraordinaire      Marquis de Lafayette, Part 1      Marquis de Lafayette, Part 2      Narcissa's Noble Mission      Torn by War Daily Themes (Grades 3-5)      A New Anthem      Going to the Circus      Our Country's Flag (Grades 6-8)      Charles Lindbergh      Great Seal Adopted, 1782      If Only I Knew Then What I Know Now      Inaugural Parades      Pennies for Lincoln      The Kite that Served the Navy      The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier      Whose Descendant Are You? (Grades 9-12)      John Hancock      Remembering D-Day      The Star-Spangled Banner      Veteran's Day Miscellaneous (no assigned grade level)      An Apple a Day Keeps the Doctor Away      Born Free – Mary McLeod-Bethune      Computer Ethics      Inventors Hall of Fame      Inventors of Recipes      It's About Time      Kit Carson      Mary Mcleod Bethune      Maya Lin      Mount Rushmore – A Sight to Behold      New Jersey      New York State      Noah Webster      Statue of Liberty      The Greatest Show on Earth      The Power of the President      The Star-Spangled Banner      Volcanoes and the Power of Three (Grades 3-5)      A Big Bug - A Monument to Diversity      A Palace for the President — The Story of the White House, Part 1      Benjamin Banneker - Who Was He?      Broad Stripes and Bright Stars — Song for a Flag      How Our Constitution Has Changed, Part 2      Just Folks - The Music of Ordinary People      K.C.’s Dream (a one-act play)      Let's Build a Maryland Community      Making a Constitution      Punxsutawney Who?      Sarah Winnemucca - Paiute Princess      Seeing Stars — The Battle of Fort McHenry, Part 1      The 42nd President - William Jefferson Clinton      The Dreams of Heroes (part 2)      The Seneca Falls Convention      The Teddy Bear      Two Unique Things About Alabama      Up, Up and Away!      Wendy's World - A Man With a Dream      Wendy's World- Flag Day      Wendy's World- Meet Mr. Lincoln      Wendy's World- Monuments      Wendy's World- Three Branches      Wendy's World- What is a President? (Grades 6-8)      A Cup of Old Hickory — The Battle of New Orleans III      A History of How Connecticut Became a State      Abigail Adams      ALASKA BECOMES A STATE      Alexander Hamilton      Alger Hiss and the Pumpkin Patch Mystery      American Musicians      Andrew's Raiders and the Congressional Medal of Honor      Baron von Steuben      Battle of Petersburg      Benedict Arnold      Benjamin Banneker      Black Americans in the Civil War      Breed's Hill - Bunker Hill      Building Our Nation’s Capital      Called it "Macaroni" — Joshua Barney: American Hero, Part 2      Carpetbaggers and Scalawags      Charles Drew      Chief Joseph Surrenders      Civil War Medicine (part 2)      Colonial soldiers      Colonial soldiers      Congressional Aide      Creation of the Treasury Department      Declaring Our Independence      Discovery of the North Pole      Drafting the Confederate Constitution      Early History of the State of Alabama the Beautiful      Ethan Allen and Fort Ticonderoga      Francis Scott Key and the Star Spangled Banner      From Dakota Territory to Becoming South Dakota      From Hunting Ground to Home      General Charles Cornwallis      General William Howe      George Washington - Civilian      George Washington - Early Military Experiences      George Washington - General      George Washington - President      George Washington - Revolutionary      George Washington's Army - The Department of War      George Washington      Germany - Culture (Johann Gutenberg)      Half an Alligator — The Battle of New Orleans II      Hurricanes of History      Idaho: The Gem State      Iwo Jima      John Adams      John J. "Black Jack" Pershing      Marquis de Lafayette      Martha Washington      Money for the New Country      Nathan Hale      NATO      Osceola      Our Living Constitution, Part 2      Physical Therapists      Pioneer African-American Writers      Prosser's Rebellion      Reconstruction: Putting Humpty Dumpty Together Again      Submarine Earthquakes, Part I      Submarine Earthquakes, Part II      Tadeusz Kosciuszko      Tavern Keeper      The Battle to Create a State: Arizona      The Constitution      The Constitutional Convention      The Department of State is Created      The Election of 1796      The Final Battle - Yorktown 1781      The First Attorney General      The First Capitals of the United States      The French and Indian War      The Manhattan Project      The March on Washington      The Nez Perce People      The Northwest Ordinance      The Powers of the Judicial Branch      The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire      Thomas Jefferson      Valley Forge - Winter of 1777-1778      Walking in Their Footsteps: Tracing Maryland's Early Settlements      Washington, D.C.      Whosa NASA?      Women Win the Right to Vote      Wounded Knee      Your Local Public School (Grades 9-12)      "Aye, Captain!" — Old Ironsides' Isaac Hull      "Go for Broke" - the Nisei Warriors      America's Military      Apolo Anton Ohno      Battle of Chattanooga 1863      Battles - Fort Sumter      Breakfast on the Farm — The Invasion of Baltimore, Part 1      Compromises of 1820 and 1850      Consuming Fire — The Burning of Washington, Part 1      Education in America: No Child Left Behind      First Battle of Bull Run-Manassas      First Changes Made - Amendments of the 1800s      Forming Opinions      History of the Electoral College      How the Constitution Came to Be      Interest Groups      It's The Great Circle, Columbus!      James Meredith      John F. Kennedy      Journey's End- Life after the Expedition II      LBJ and the Great Society      Libraries:The Memory of Mankind      Lobbyist      Naval Changes in the War      No Supper in Baltimore — The Invasion of Baltimore, Part 2      Pearl Harbor      Polio and FDR's Disability      Prescription Drug Question      Rails across America - The Beginning      Rails across America - UP in Indian Territory      Richard Nixon - The End of a Decade      Rising from the Ruins — The Burning of Washington, Part 2      Running for Dear Life — The Battle of Bladensburg      Second Battle of Bull Run-Manassas      Selma to Montgomery      Seven Days Battles      Spies for the Confederacy      Spies for the Union      State Governments      The "Japanese Problem" of WWII - A Struggle of Fear and Freedom      The Barker-Karpis Gang, Part 2      The Bonus Army - March on Washington      The Color of Heroes - The Story of the Tuskegee Airmen      The Courts of the Judicial Branch      The Declaration of Independence      The Last Man - Waiting Out the Dust Bowl      Tippecanoe, Tecumseh, and The Prophet — The Struggle for the Northwest      V-J Day, Part 2 - "It's Over!"      Warriors and Heroes - Native Americans in World War II      William Howard Taft      Women in Mathematics Stories (no assigned grade level)      Three Can Be a Crowd (Grades 9-12)      Jason's Long Ride      Sam's Jackpot Animals (no assigned grade level)      Crabs

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