Reading
What the story is mostly about.
What is the Main Idea?
Writing your view about something.
What is opinion or argumentative?
Lion, bat, cat, and wolf
What are examples of carnivores?
7 x 8 = 8 x 7
What is the commutative property of multiplication?
Mountains, rivers, oceans, glaciers
What are natural features?
The person telling the story in a poem.
Who is the narrator?
Writing to explain a topic or issue.
What is explanatory?
Elephants, deer, horse, moose.
What are examples of herbivores?
(3 x 5) x 7 = (7 x 3 ) x 5
What is the distributive or associative property of multiplication?
schools, roads, restaurants
What are man-made features?
The way someone interprets a story.
What is point of view or perspective?
Finding information to use in your writing piece.
What is research?
Bears, pigs, crows, humans.
What are examples of omnivores?
The numbers multiplied together.
What are factors?
A tool used to find directions.
What is a compass?
An action and reaction.
What is Cause and Effect?
To write a story that teaches the reader something.
What is a narrative?
Trees, flowers, grass, and vegetables.
What are examples of producers?
The answer in multiplication.
What is the product?
Our form of government, background in medicine, and architecture.
What did we get from Ancient Greece?
What are context clues?
Words or phrases that connect one idea to another. (example: first, then, finally)
What are transition or linking words?
Fungus, bacteria, invertebrates.
What are examples of decomposers?
The answer in division.
What is the quotient?
Sierra Nevada Mountains, Central Valley, Pacific Coast, Mojave Desert.
What are the regions of California?