gains a newperspectiveabout theoutcome ofpanning forgoldThousands ofbusinesspeoplecame to Seattleready to offergoods andservices to theprospectors.leavinghis job toprospectfor goldrhythmwas asuccessfulbusinessinvestmentdid not leadto riches formost minersThe selectionrelates facts,while the poemrelates apersonalexperience. burdened withmore than1,000 poundsof provisions illustrate whySeattle becamean importantport during theYukon gold rushfalse promisethat goldmining is aneasy way toget richexplaindifferentways peopleprofited fromthe gold rushgoes west in hopesof finding gold andafter severalunsuccessfulattempts finallyrealizesa better way to earnmoneyBelindaMulroneyNews of thegold findgave peoplehope.When she reachedDawson—the closesttown to the goldfields—she sold theseitems forseven times theamount shepurchased them for.gains a newperspectiveabout theoutcome ofpanning forgoldThousands ofbusinesspeoplecame to Seattleready to offergoods andservices to theprospectors.leavinghis job toprospectfor goldrhythmwas asuccessfulbusinessinvestmentdid not leadto riches formost minersThe selectionrelates facts,while the poemrelates apersonalexperience. burdened withmore than1,000 poundsof provisions illustrate whySeattle becamean importantport during theYukon gold rushfalse promisethat goldmining is aneasy way toget richexplaindifferentways peopleprofited fromthe gold rushgoes west in hopesof finding gold andafter severalunsuccessfulattempts finallyrealizesa better way to earnmoneyBelindaMulroneyNews of thegold findgave peoplehope.When she reachedDawson—the closesttown to the goldfields—she sold theseitems forseven times theamount shepurchased them for.

7th Grade Bulldog STAAR Camp - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. T-gains a new perspective about the outcome of panning for gold
  2. A-Thousands of businesspeople came to Seattle ready to offer goods and services to the prospectors.
  3. R-leaving his job to prospect for gold
  4. A-rhythm
  5. S-was a successful business investment
  6. S-did not lead to riches for most miners
  7. R-The selection relates facts, while the poem relates a personal experience.
  8. T- burdened with more than 1,000 pounds of provisions
  9. S-illustrate why Seattle became an important port during the Yukon gold rush
  10. A-false promise that gold mining is an easy way to get rich
  11. A-explain different ways people profited from the gold rush
  12. T-goes west in hopes of finding gold and after several unsuccessful attempts finally realizes a better way to earn money
  13. S-
  14. T-Belinda Mulroney
  15. R-News of the gold find gave people hope.
  16. R-When she reached Dawson—the closest town to the goldfields—she sold these items for seven times the amount she purchased them for.