Math
Science
Reading Workshop
Writing Workshop
PYP
100
The ratio of green to red marbles.
What is 4:3.
100
A hypothesis is...
What is a theory about what you think will happen and why.
100
Three types of fantasy settings.
1) Ordinary world with magic.
2) Medieval
3) Futuristic World
100
Reasons we use a new paragraph.
Change in speaker
Change in location/setting
Change in time
Change in topic
100
3 things you learned in our beliefs and values focused Who We Are unit.
Take reasonable answers.
200
The answer to this equation using order of operations.
What is 47.
200
Rigid, flexible, hot, cold, soft, and hard are all examples of this scientific idea.
What is properties of matter.
200
Examples of archetypes.
What is...
Hero
Villain
Companion/Sidekick
200
The parts of the arc of a story and why we use them.
introduce characters and settings
rising action/problems
climax-most exciting part
falling action
resolution/ending
The arc of a story helps us plan and make sure our story is well thought out.
200
Explain market research and give an example.
Making sure a product is wanted/needed and useful.
Accept reasonable answers.
300
The value of X.
What is 5.
300
What vinegar and baking soda combined make.
What is a gas.
300
Important things to keep track of about characters include...
What are:
Looks
Beliefs
Relationships
Changes
Thoughts
Questions
300
The rule about commas in dialogue.
If a sentence would normally end in a period and is followed by a speech tag, it must be a comma instead of a period.
300
Name reasons countries have borders and how/why they changed. Give examples.
Accept reasonable answers.
400
The next three numbers in this pattern:
70, 69, 67, 64, 60, ___, ___, ___
What are
55, 49, 42
400
The type of variable that you always keep the same.
What is a controlled variable.
400
Why should we read fantasy?
What is...
it teaches us about life.
it helps us become better readers.
if we can read fantasy we can read anything.
400
Describe a memoir.
A memoir is writing about your own life.
400
Name some rules about writing a Central Idea.
1-True
2-Not value laden
3-So what?
4- Matches concepts
Accept reasonable responses.
500
There are 34 5th graders at DSS. They want to go to Lotte world together. They will travel to Lotte world by car. 4 students can fit in each car with an adult driving each one. How many cars will they need to take to transport all of the students? How many adults will travel with them? What will the total number of tickets for kids and adults be?
What is 9 cars.
What is 9 adults.
What is 43 people.
500
The type of variable that scientists change.
What is the independent variable.
500
The titles of 3 books we have read as a class this year...
What are:
1) Out of My Mind
2) Home of the Brave
3) The Thief of Always
(Accept others.)
500
The definition of a theme.
The lesson or message of a book. What the author is trying to teach us.
500
Explain Learner Profile traits and ATL skills you developed during Exhibition. Provide Examples.
Accept reasonable answers.