BONUS HANDOUTS Extreme Truths Ten true-or-false questions test students' comprehension of "Earth's Extremes" (pp. 6-13). Comparing Critters Students use "On the Move" (pp. 14-19) to fill in a Venn diagram comparing two animals. Leading Ladies Students use "Who Was Sacagawea?" (pp. 20-23) and their own research to fill in a Venn diagram comparing Sacagawea and Susan B. Anthony. Answer Key for Bonus Handouts
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