3D Geometry
Liquids & Solids
Reading
2D Geometry
Writing
100
I have no faces, edges, or vertices.
What is a sphere
100
When you pour me I tumble
What is a solid
100
When I tell the main events in a story I am _______________ story
What is retelling
100
What shapes do I need to make a square-based pyramid
What is triangles and a square
100
What word should you never start a sentence with
What is and
200
I have 6 faces, 8 vertices, and 12 edges.
What is a cube or a rectangular prism
200
When you pour me I flow
What is liquid
200
When I make a picture in my mind when I am reading I am ______________ to help me understand what I am reading
What is visualizing
200
What 2D shapes do I need to make a rectangular prism
What is rectangles and squares
200
What acronym do we use to help use remember how to edit our writing?
What is CAPS
300
I have two hexagon faces
What is a hexagonal prism
300
When you mix baking soda and vinegar ___________ happens
What is a chemical reaction
300
When I use my schema (my own knowledge) and clues from a text to help me understand something that might not be right in from of me I am _________
What is inferring
300
What is the main thing that I look for when assessing your thinking in your writing?
What are details
400
I have one vertex, no edges and 1 face
What is cone
400
I start as a solids and when you put me in the sun I melt into a puddle
What is an ice cube
400
Two reasons why we read
What is for fun and to learn
400
I am a shape with 0 vertices
What is an circle
400
When I read over my writing multiple times to see if it sounds smooth, makes sense, and has detailed sentences what am I doing?
What is revising
500
We all have rectangle bases?
What is prism
500
3 ways to make connections
What is text to text, text to self, text to world
500
I am a shape that has 5 sides
What is pentagon
500
What are the 3 parts of a paragraph?
What is an interesting lead, body, and closing
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