Third Grade flip it reading strategy

1. Whatdoesstategovernment
doforthecommongood?
They form strict safety rules for school buses.
Mrs. Wood

2. WhattaskwerethePaleo-Indiansskilledat?
They were skilled
at making stone
tools and shaping
points from
stones for their
spears.
Mrs. Wood

3. Where is Mackinac Island
located?
It is located between the upper peninsula
and lower peninsula.
Brandon

4. Whatdopeopleusetoget
onmackinacisland?
A boat or a ferry.
Serena

5. What did the Paleo Indians make the tools with ?
Stones and sticks.
Kegan

6. Where is
Mackinac Island
located?
It is located between the upper Peninsula and the lower
Peninsula.
Anna

7. What did the
government do
for common
good at recess?
They keep people safe
while playing.
Mitchell
Hammond

8. Who were the
first people in
Michigan?
The first people in
Michigan were the
Paleo-Indians.
Emmy

9. whydidtheearly
peoplefollowbuffalo
andcaribouherds?
They hunted for food and the animal skins.
Gabriella

10. Whataresaferthan
trucksminivans
andcars?
School Buses.
Addison

11. Who were the first people
in Michigan?
Paleo-Indians.
Jessica
i

12. Luke
Why do we not know
much about Paleo-
Indians ?
We have no written
history.

13. Why do we not know
much paleo-Indians?
We have no written history.
Ryan

14. What skin did the Paleo-
Indians hunt?
They hunted buffalo skin and meat.
Tristan

15. Howcanyouget
tomackinac
island?
You can take a ferry or a boat.
Ka’Tasia

16. What does the government
provide for us?
A:he runs the school buses.
Chase

17. How did the Paleo-Indians get to
Michigan?
By passing the Bering Strait.
Nathaniel

18. Where does
Patricia Polacco
live?
Lansing
Nolan

19. What two states did
the Paleo-Indians
travel?
They traveled from Asia & Alaska.
Mckenna

20. What skin did the
Paleo-Indians hunt?
They hunted buffalo skin and meat.
Bradley

21. Howcanyougetto
MackinacIsland?
You can take a boat or a ferry to Mackinac Island.
Averie

22. How do
you get
to
Mackinac
Island?
A boat or a ferry.

23. Who created legends
about limestone
formations?
The American Indians.
Ethan