All About Ms. Florez
True or False.... Ms. Florez has a sister?
False, she is the only child.
What is the game you played with Ms. Florez on her first day?
Get to know you Bingo
What subject did Ms. Florez teach that included group presentations?
Social Studies/Native Americans
Which ocean is off the California coast?
The Pacific Ocean
In three Billy goats Gruff where does the troll live?
Under the bridge
When is Ms. Florez's birthday?
August
When did Ms. Florez start her student teaching at Kavod?
March 9th
True or False, Geometry is the study of shapes in math?
True
What type of fish is Nemo?
A clownfish
SOLVE. Luke has two ten dollar bills. His younger sister Leia has a five dollar bill. They combine their money to buy a gift for their father that costs $22. How much change will they receive?
1. $10+$10+$5=$25
2. $25-$22=$3
$3.00
What college is Ms. Florez attending?
Grand Canyon University
What subject did Ms. Florez struggle with when she was in school?
Math
Name 3 fairytale books Ms. Florez has read to you.
Prince Cinders
The 3 Ninja Pigs
Little Red Writing Hood
Name Batman’s crime-fighting partner?
Robin
Write two pairs of homographs.
EXAMPLES: Tear and Tear
Duck and Duck
Train and Train
Does Ms. Florez have a dog or cat? And what is their name?
Why did Ms. Florez leave early last week Wednesday and Thursday?
She had job training.
What word doesn't fit? Why?
Kite Robe She
She. Because it is not a VC silent e word.
In which capital city of Europe would you find the Eiffel Tower?
Paris
What is a homograph?
Two or more words spelled the same but not necessarily pronounced the same and having different meanings and origins.
Trick Question- So far, what grade has been Ms. Florez's favorite grade to teach?
Do you remember the other grades Ms. Florez has taught?
Preschool
Kindergarten
High School
2nd Grade
In readers yesterday, what animals did Ms. Florez use in her research project example?
Frogs and Toads
What is the largest mammal in the world?
A whale
What words do we use when we want to sequence a story or event?
First, next, then, last, or finally