Read Aloud
Non-Fiction
Olson
This Class
Wild Card
100
The setting of our book.
What is Hazelwood in modern times?
100
Clues that help us better understand a text.
What are text features?
100
The Principal of Olson Middle School.
Who is Dr. Emerson?
100
The place where we answer Do Nows and records learning targets.
What is a learning log?
100
The holiday celebrated this coming Monday.
What is Labor Day?
200
The full name of our read aloud book.
What is Tears of a Tiger?
200
The words that go along with a picture.
What are captions?
200
The assistant principal of Olson.
Who is Ms. Kimble?
200
The teacher of this class. (Spelled correctly!)
Who is Mr. Dunkelberger?
200
The school subject that helped Mr. Dunkelberger realize he had a fixed mindset.
What is math?
300
The point of view from which our story is told.
What is third person?
300
Making a guess about a text using evidence.
What is a prediction?
300
The full name of our school.
What is Floyd B. Olson Middle School?
300
The third page of you binder section for this class.
What is a reading log?
300
The date of the Viking's first regular season game.
What is September 14th?
400
The main character in Tears of a Tiger.
Who is Andy?
400
Looking over a text before reading it.
What is previewing?
400
The school wide classroom expectations.
What are work hard, be safe, be nice and be your best?
400
The number of chairs in this classroom. You have 15 seconds to answer!
What is 24?
400
Mr. Dunkelberger's favorite form of transportation.
What is a motorcycle?
500
His step-father beats him so he couldn't go in the car with the others.
Who is Gerald?
500
A non-fiction text written by a person about themselves.
What is an autobiography?
500
The part of the school where you eat lunch and sometimes have assemblies.
What is the cafetorium?
500
The most important thing to do in this class.
What is do your best?
500
The number of school days until winter break.
What is 66?
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