Printable Worksheet Booklet (Print Portrait)

Printable Worksheet Booklet (Print Portrait)

Presents Theodore Roosevelt Printable Worksheet Booklet (Print Portrait) Copyright 2015 • All Rights Reserved • Austin and Lily Solutions • www.austinlily.com Summary Name______________________________ Directions: Use the words below to write about the Theodore Roosevelt. Theodore Roosevelt president Teddy protect animals outstanding nickname wanted people land BlackAkaliko / Shutterstock.com Copyright 2015 • All Rights Reserved • Austin and Lily Solutions • www.austinlily.com Coal Miner Name______________________________ ____Fact: Coal miners dig for coal. It is a hard job. Coal is black rock. People burned coal to keep their houses warm. Roosevelt helped coal miners get paid more money. Directions: 2. Would you like to be a coal miner? _______ 3. Draw a face on the coal miner. 4. Color the coal miner. 1. Write “coal miner” on the line below. _____________________________________________________ Copyright 2015 • All Rights Reserved • Austin and Lily Solutions • www.austinlily.com Summary Name______________________________ Directions: Use the words below to write about coal miners. Roosevelt helped boss better more get coal miners talked got money working conditions Copyright 2015 • All Rights Reserved • Austin and Lily Solutions • www.austinlily.com Summary Name______________________________ Directions: Use the words below to write about protecting consumers. Roosevelt bad companies sold meat buy consumers protected food rotten people Copyright 2015 • All Rights Reserved • Austin and Lily Solutions • www.austinlily.com Wildlife Name______________________________ ____Fact: Roosevelt created national forests to protect wildlife. Wildlife are animals that live outside in the wild. National forests are where a lot of wildlife live. Directions: 1. Color the picture of wildlife 2. Write the word “wildlife” on the line below. _____________________________________________________ Copyright 2015 • All Rights Reserved • Austin and Lily Solutions • www.austinlily.com Summary Name______________________________ Directions: Use the words below to write about national forests. Roosevelt wanted national forests place live wildlife protect created animals Copyright 2015 • All Rights Reserved • Austin and Lily Solutions • www.austinlily.com Teddy Bear Name______________________________ ____ Fact: Theodore Roosevelt’s nickname was Teddy. Teddy bears are named after Teddy Roosevelt. Directions: 1. Do you have a teddy bear? _______ 2. Color the teddy bear. 3. Write the word “teddy bear” on the line below. (You can write it in cursive if you want to.) _____________________________________________________ Copyright 2015 • All Rights Reserved • Austin and Lily Solutions • www.austinlily.com Summary Name______________________________ Directions: Use the words below to write about teddy bears. Roosevelt would not hunting teddy bears him shoot bear friends named after Copyright 2015 • All Rights Reserved • Austin and Lily Solutions • www.austinlily.com National Parks Name______________________________ ____ Fact: Roosevelt wanted to protect land. He created national parks. People can hike and enjoy nature at national parks. Directions: 1. Color the national park. 2. Cut out the people and glue them in the national park. Copyright 2015 • All Rights Reserved • Austin and Lily Solutions • www.austinlily.com Summary Name______________________________ Directions: Use the words below to write about national parks. Roosevelt wanted national parks people enjoy camp land protect created nature hike Copyright 2015 • All Rights Reserved • Austin and Lily Solutions • www.austinlily.com Grammar Name ________________________________ Protect means “to keep safe” Directions: 1. Fill in the blanks with the phrase “wanted to protect” 2. Rewrite the sentence. 1. Roosevelt ___________________________ people from bad food. _________________________________________ 2. Roosevelt ___________________________ wildlife. _________________________________________ 3. Roosevelt ___________________________ landmarks. _________________________________________ 4. Roosevelt ___________________________ land. _________________________________________ 5. Roosevelt ___________________________ a bear. _________________________________________ Copyright 2015 • All Rights Reserved • Austin and Lily Solutions • www.austinlily.com Map Activity Name________________________ ______Fact: Devils__ Tower was the first national monument. Devils Tower is in Wyoming. Directions: 1. Color Wyoming yellow 2. Cut out the picture of Devils Tower. 3. Glue the picture in the box. Copyright 2015 • All Rights Reserved • Austin and Lily Solutions • www.austinlily.com Vocabulary Name____________________________ ___ Directions: Use the word bank to fill in the blanks. protect – keep safe consumer – person who buys things rotten – food that is too old to eat national – belongs to the United States 1. Food that is too old to eat is ________________________. 2. Another word for belongs to the United States is ____________________. 3. A person who buys things is a _______________________. 4. To keep safe means to ________________________________. Copyright 2015 • All Rights Reserved • Austin and Lily Solutions • www.austinlily.com Patterns Name________________________ Directions: 1. Cut out the pictures at the bottom of the page. 2. Glue pictures to match the pattern. Copyright 2015 • All Rights Reserved • Austin and Lily Solutions • www.austinlily.com Mount Rushmore Name______________________________ ____ Fact: Theodore Roosevelt’s face is on Mount Rushmore. Theodore Roosevelt had a moustache. Directions: 1. Theodore Roosevelt had a moustache. Do you have a moustache? _______ 2. Color Mount Rushmore. 3. Find Theodore Roosevelt. Write “Roosevelt” on the line. Copyright 2015 • All Rights Reserved • Austin and Lily Solutions • www.austinlily.com Map Activity Name________________________ ______Fact: Roosevelt’s__ face was carved on a mountain. This monument is called Mount Rushmore. Mount Rushmore is located in South Dakota. Directions: 1. Color South Dakota yellow. 2. Cut out the picture of Mount Rushmore. 3. Glue the picture in the box. Copyright 2015 • All Rights Reserved • Austin and Lily Solutions • www.austinlily.com Sorting Name________________________ Directions: 1. Circle each Mount Rushmore. 2. Put an “X” on each picture that is not. Supplemental Activity: 1. Cut out each Mount Rushmore. 2. Glue pictures of each Mount Rushmore on a sheet of paper. Copyright 2015 • All Rights Reserved • Austin and Lily Solutions • www.austinlilyh.com Calendar Name______________________________ ____ Fact: Theodore Roosevelt died on January 6, 1919. 1. What month did Theodore Roosevelt die? ________________________. 2. What year did Theodore Roosevelt die? __________________________ 3. What date did Theodore Roosevelt die? ____________________________ 4. Find January 6 on the calendar. Write Teddy died in the square. Copyright 2015 • All Rights Reserved • Austin and Lily Solutions • www.austinlily.com EZ Summary Name______________________________ ____ Directions: 1. Cut out each box below. 2. Paste each box into the correct space. This is Theodore _______________. BlackAkaliko / Shutterstock.com _______________ are named after him. His face is on Mount _______________. Rushmore teddy bears Roosevelt Copyright 2015 • All Rights Reserved • Austin and Lily Solutions • www.austinlily.com Fill in the Blank Name___________________________________ Directions: Use the words in the Word Bank to fill in the blank. mountain Teddy bears meat forests 1. Theodore Roosevelt’s nickname was ____________________ Roosevelt. (Page 1) 2. Roosevelt protected consumers from rotten _________________ (Page 4) 3. Roosevelt created national ________________________. (page 5) 4. Stuffed teddy _____________________ were named after Teddy Roosevelt. (page 6) 5. Roosevelt’s face was carved on a _______________________. (page 10) Copyright 2015 • All Rights Reserved • Austin and Lily Solutions • www.austinlily.com Graphic Organizer Name____________________________ ___ Directions: President Roosevelt’s Square Deal plan protected people, animals and land. Cut out the shapes and glue them on the diagram. Copyright 2015 • All Rights Reserved • Austin and Lily Solutions • www.austinlily.com Square Deal Paragraph Name____________________________ ___ Directions: Use the diagram of the Square Deal to fill in the blanks to write a paragraph about President Roosevelt’s Square Deal. After you fill in the blanks, type the whole paragraph on the computer. President Roosevelt had a program called the Square Deal. The Square Deal program protected_______________. It also protected_______________________________. It also protected_____________________________. The Square Deal was a good program. Copyright 2015 • All Rights Reserved • Austin and Lily Solutions • www.austinlily.com Q and A Name____________________________ __________________ Directions: Answer the WH question and fill in the blank. Theodore Roosevelt’s nickname was Teddy . What was Theodore Roosevelt’s nickname? _________________________ Theodore Roosevelt’s nickname was _______________________________. __________________________________________________________ Mount Rushmore is in South Dakota. Where is Mount Rushmore? ___________________________________ Mount Rushmore is in ________________________________________. ______________________________________ Roosevelt helped coal workers. Who did Roosevelt help? _____________________________________ Roosevelt helped ___________________________________________.

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