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81-Fun-critical-Thinking-activities

A sweater is a blanket
for the body.
Challenge the class to see how many interesting figures of speech
they can create.
Page 86: My Book Review
Compile students’ book reviews into a class folder and place it in a reading cen-
ter. Encourage students to use it as a reference when selecting reading material.
Page 87: About Me
This page provides an opportunity for students to think about themselves in a
positive way. If some students say they can’t think of answers for some items,
assign partners who can offer constructive observations.
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81 Fresh & Fun Critical-Thinking Activities © Laurie Rozakis, Scholastic Teaching Resources


Name _______________________________________________________________
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Neil Armstrong
The
Eagle
The Red Cross
person
: Neil Armstrong 
born
: 1930
birthplace: 
Ohio
accomplishment:
First
person to set foot on
the moon
Clara Barton
person
: Clara Barton
dates: 
1821-1912
birthplace: 
Massachu-
setts
accomplishment:
Founded the American
Red Cross
You Decide
Many great scientists and inventors have helped the world. For
example, Dr. Christiaan Barnard performed the first human heart
transplant and Louis Pasteur discovered how to kill germs in milk.
These are important discoveries, but which ones were the most
important? You decide!
First, cut out the “Scientist Cards.” Then, read the information on both sides.
Decide which inventions were the most important and why. To show your choic-
es, arrange the cards from most to least important. Once you have made your
choices, discuss them with the class.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
81 Fresh & Fun Critical-Thinking Activities © Laurie Rozakis, Scholastic Teaching Resources


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Caduceus
Elizabeth Blackwell
person
: Elizabeth
Blackwell
dates
: 1821–1910
birthplace: 
England
accomplishment:
First
female doctor; fought
for equal rights for
women in the medical
profession
Rachel Carson
person
: Rachel Carson
dates
: 1907-1964
birthplace: 
Pennsylvania
accomplishment:
Ecolo-
gist who revealed the
dangers of DDT
George Washington
Carver
person
: George Wash-
ington Carver
dates
: 1864-1943
birthplace: 
Missouri
accomplishment:
Research on peanuts
and sweet potatoes;
among the first great
African-American 
scientists
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
81 Fresh & Fun Critical-Thinking Activities © Laurie Rozakis, Scholastic Teaching Resources


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Luther Burbank
Marie Curie
Charles Darwin
person
: Luther Burbank
dates
: 1849-1926 
birthplace: 
Massachu-
setts
accomplishment:
Dis-
covered many 
plant variations; 
cross-pollination
person:
Marie Curie
dates
:1867–1934
birthplace
: Poland
accomplishment:
Dis-
covered radium 
and polonium
person
: Charles Darwin
dates
: 1809–1882
birthplace: 
England
accomplishment:
For-
mulated the theory of
natural selection
Atomic Symbol
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
81 Fresh & Fun Critical-Thinking Activities © Laurie Rozakis, Scholastic Teaching Resources


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Francis Crick
person
: Francis Crick
born
: 1916
birthplace: 
England
accomplishment

co-discoverer of DNA 
person
: Ben Franklin
dates
: 1706–1790
birthplace: 
Massachu-
setts
accomplishment

experiments with 
electricity, lenses
(invented bifocal 
glasses)
Charles Goodyear
person
: Charles
Goodyear
dates
: 1800–1860
birthplace: 
Connecticut
accomplishment:
Invent-
ed process 
to create rubber 
(“vulcanization”)
DNA
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Gregor Mendel 
person
: Gregor Mendel
dates
: 1822–1884
birthplace: 
Czech
accomplishment:
For-
mulated gene theory
Albert Einstein
person
: Albert Einstein
dates
: 1849–1955
birthplace: 
Germany
accomplishment:
Theory
of nuclear fission
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
81 Fresh & Fun Critical-Thinking Activities © Laurie Rozakis, Scholastic Teaching Resources


My Hero!
List the five people you admire most. These people can be from the
past or the present.
Hero 1. _____________________________________________________________
Hero 2. _____________________________________________________________
Hero 3. _____________________________________________________________
Hero 4. _____________________________________________________________
Hero 5. _____________________________________________________________
Think of a trait that all the people you admire have in common.
Write it below.
______________________________________________________________________
Now, think of a special quality that makes each of the people
unique. Write a different trait for each of them below.
Hero 1. _____________________________________________________________
Hero 2. _____________________________________________________________
Hero 3. _____________________________________________________________
Hero 4. _____________________________________________________________
Hero 5. _____________________________________________________________
Name _______________________________________________________________
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