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Compare accounts of the same historical event
Grade 4 social studies worksheet — 15 problems. Answer key included. Fourth graders read two short original accounts of the same 1909 event - the first train's arrival in the town of Millerton - and learn that the same facts can look very different through different eyes. Chunked passages with vocabulary cues support young readers as they compare facts, spot opinions, and weigh each writer's perspective. Challenge questions ask students to defend a claim about the accounts using evidence from the text.
15 problems
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Highlights
- Grade
- Grade 4
- Subject
- Social Studies
- Pages
- 4 · worksheet + answer key
- Answer key
- ✅ Included
- Class time
- about 20 min
What's inside
Grade 4 social studies worksheet. 4 pages, 15 problems. Answer key included. Printable PDF, print-and-go.
What’s included
- 15 problems across 4 pages
- Suggested use: social studies centers, classwork, homework, or sub plans
Answer keys
Answer key included.
Format
PDF, print-and-go.
Classroom use
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Quick answers
What does this worksheet cover?
Grade 4 Social Studies.
How many problems are included?
15 problems.
Does it include an answer key?
Yes — an answer key is included.
How much does it cost?
$0.99 — a one-time purchase, yours to keep. No subscription.
What format is the worksheet?
A printable PDF, 4 pages.
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