Reading 1
What is a heading?
The big word at the top of a section that tells you what it’s about.
Both texts talk about how bees help flowers grow. What is the same main idea?
What is bees help flowers grow?
You want to learn more about dolphins. What’s the first thing you should do?
What is choose a topic?
What is keyboarding?
The skill of typing letters and words on a computer.
If 6 x 4=24, what is 4 x 6?
24
What are bold words?
Thicker words in the text are important and help you learn new words.
One text says bees live in hives, the other says they live in trees. What is different
Where bees live
You’re curious about what dolphins eat. What kind of question is that?
What is a research question?
When typing, where should your thumb be to make spaces?
The space bar.
Fill in the blank: 9 x 2=2 x ?
9
What is the table of contents?
The part of a book helps you find the page number for a topic.
Both texts say volcanoes are hot and dangerous. What is the same?
What is volcanoes are hot and dangerous?
You read a book and find out dolphins eat fish. What did you just do?
What is gather information?
True or False: You should keep your eyes on the keyboard while typing.
False.
If 8 x 5=40 and 8 x 2=16, what is 8 x 7?
56
What is the index?
A part of a book that tells you where to find a topic of a page.
One text says volcanoes form on land. The other says they form under the sea. What is different
Where volcanoes form
You write down “Dolphins live in groups called pods.” What are you doing?
What is taking notes?
What is collaboration?
Working together with friends or classmates.
Fill in the blank: If 6 x 4=24, then 24 ÷ 6= ?
4
What is a hyperlink?
A tool that helps you jump to more information.
One text is a poem. The other is a nonfiction article. What is different
What is the type of text?
You reread your notes to make sure they make sense. What are you doing?
What is reviewing your work?
True or False: Collaboration means only one person does all the work.
False
True or False: Division is the opposite of multiplication.
True