Social Studies
Horizontal lines on a map that help you find a specific spot.
What is latitude?
A sentence or group of words that is written on or next to a picture to explain what is being shown.
What is caption?
This is what gets the reader’s attention at the beginning of the text.
What is hook?
An area of very dry land that is usually covered with sand and is very hot.
What is desert?
To open something by using a zipper.
What is unzip?
A group of people who live or work together.
What is community?
This is what you already know.
What is schema?
This is when you convince someone your opinion is right in a speech or letter.
What is persuasive?
An animal having stripes or long ears to help it survive is an example of this.
What is adaptation?
To have a different opinion.
What is disagree?
Something you want or need.
What are goods?
This is when you combine what you already know with clues from the text.
What is inference?
This is when you explain why you have certain opinion.
What is reason?
This is the pattern of weather.
What is climate?
A match or game that is played by the same people or teams after an earlier match or game.
What is rematch?
Resources that are made from nature and used to produce goods and services
What is natural resources?
This is the reason why something happens and what happens because of it.
What is cause and effect?
This is what you think or feel about something.
What is opinion?
Hurricanes, tornadoes, and blizzards are all described as this.
What is severe?
Treating people in a way that helps some over others
What is unfair?
This is when you act in a way that shows you care about their feelings and well-being..
Spell it.
What is respect?
This is found at the back of a book and has definitions of words.
Spell it.
What is glossary?
This is when you take your ideas and write them down. The second step of the writing process.
Spell it.
What is draft?
A large area of flat land without trees
Spell it.
What is plain?
This is when you feel sad or lonely.
Spell it.
What is unhappy?