Classroom Objects
What do you use to cut paper?
We use scissors.
At this moment, we are in
Ms. Lewis's classroom
What room do we listen to music, and play with instruments?
Music Class
Name one AHOS of our school.
Ms. Smith, Ms. Willis, Mrs. Cobb, Mrs. Clark
Do we go to school on the weekends?
No
What do you use to write?
We use pencils.
Where all the students eat lunch.
cafeteria
In this subject, we draw and paint
art
Whose is the Principal?
Mr. Cowan
What state do we live in?
Tennessee
Where do you keep your PENCILS?
In my pencil case.
A place where you do your experiment?
Science Laboratory
What class do you learn about reading and grammar?
ELA/ reading class
What is our PE teacher's name?
Coach Malone
What month do we celebrate Valentine's Day?
February
Where do you sit in the classroom?
We sit in a chair at our desks.
The place you go when you are hurt
The nurse's office
What subject do we learn about the states on the map?
Social Studies
Who is the music teacher?
Mr. Johnson
What month do we celebrate Halloween?
October
Something that shows a video to the entire class
the projector and whiteboard
The place where you exercise.
The gym
In this subject, we do sports and exercise.
PE
Who is the art teacher?
Ms. Brownlee
Is a school bus yellow or Pink?
Yellow
What device do students use to do online learning
Students computers
Place where lots of books are kept
THE LIBRARY
What subject do we learn about measuring and rocks?
Science
What is the name of our Social Studies and Science teacher?
Ms. Hooper
What are the Months of the Year?
January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December.
What do you use to color pictures?
crayon / coloring pencils
The outdoor area, used especially by children, contains recreational equipment such as slides and swings.
Playground
In this subject, we add, subtract, multiply, and divide.
maths
Name 3 staff members @ Believe
Mrs. McKinley
Ms. Garrett
Ms. Lewis
Mrs. Carroll
Mr. Daugherty
What animals can you find @ the zoo?
(Lions, Monkeys, Zebra's, Elephant's)