class rules
When the teacher or a classmate is speaking, what should you do?
Track the speaker and remember—one voice at a time.
What should you do after entering class and getting your materials?
Begin the warm-up or Do Now.
Where should your body face during a group discussion?
Toward your group or the speaker.
Reading regularly helps you learn more of these.
Words or vocabulary.
What is word morphology?
The study of words, their parts, and how words are formed.
For example, unhappy has un-, meaning “not,” and happy.
What must be charged, ready, and used only for class?
Your laptop
Who dismisses the class: the bell or the or the teacher?
The teacher.
What should you do when another group member is sharing an idea?
Listen carefully and allow them to finish speaking.
Strong readers use details from a text as what?
Evidence.
What three word parts can help you understand unfamiliar words?
Prefixes, roots or bases, and suffixes. In replaying, re- is the prefix, play is the root, and -ing is the suffix.
What must you do before leaving your seat?
Ask for permission.
What 3 things should be written on your assignments?
Your name, mod and the date.
When you disagree, you should challenge the idea—not what?
The person.
Reading can improve your vocabulary and what other communication skill
Writing.
What does the prefix “re-” mean?
Again. For example, reread means “read again.”
What do food, drinks, and phones have in common in our classroom?
They must be put away.
When should you pack your materials?
When the teacher instructs you to pack up or when you hear the alarm.
Name one question that invites a classmate into the discussion.
What do you think?” or “Can you explain?”
How does reading make your brain stronger?
It helps you learn new ideas, solve problems, and think more deeply.
What do the prefixes “un-,” “in-,” and “dis-” commonly mean?
They usually mean “not” or “the opposite.” Examples include unfair, incorrect, and disagree.
Name three ways to show respect in RELA.
Use kind language, listen, care for the classroom, and disagree with ideas—not people.
What is the difference between a ritual and a routine?
A ritual is a repeated special action. A routine is a regular set of steps.
What three things should every group member do?
Speak, listen, and contribute.
Name two real-world areas that reading can strengthen.
Work, finances, college, intelligence, or protection from oppression.
What are the four most common prefixes?
Un- as in unkind, re- as in rewrite, in- as in incorrect, and dis- as in disconnect.