Grade 2 - The U.S. Civil war

22 The U.S. Civil War 1A | Harriet Tubman, Part I

Use a Making Choices activity for follow-up. Directions: I am going

to read a statement that is either about something that provides

value or does not provide value. If the statement describes

something that provides value, then say, “That is of value.” If the

statement does not describe something that provides value, say,

“That is not of value.” (Answers may vary, as students may have

different opinions about some of these.)

1. a one-of-a-kind painting by famous artist Vincent van Gogh
   (That is of value.)


2. an employee who does not work hard (That is not of value.)


3. a broken pencil (That is not of value.)


4. a guide dog for a person who is blind (That is of value.)


5. a book with many pages missing (That is not of value.)


6. a calculator for a very diffi cult math problem (That is of value.)


7. food for someone who has not eaten all day (That is of value.)


8. shoes that do not keep your feet warm and dry (That is not of
   value.)


9. a yo-yo with a very knotted string (That is not of value.)


10. a coat on a cold day (That is of value.)

 Complete Remainder of the Lesson Later in the Day