Mrs. O'Malley
Speech & Language
Science
Math
Reading/Writing
100

Name one thing Mrs. O'Malley has taught you this year (or in previous years)

Answers may vary.

100

What are 2 ways in which you can earn stickers in speech-language class?

1. Follow the daily rules/checklist. 2. Perform a random act of kindness

100

What is the center of our solar system? How many planets are in our solar system? Name them.

The Sun. 8 plants - Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune
100

Read this number using proper word form: 52,379

Fifty-two thousand, three-hundred seventy-nine

100

True or false. Nonfiction writing is narrative writing that involves elements of plot and character created entirely by the author. 

False.

200

What is Mrs. O'Malley's daughter's name?

River

200

After you enter Mrs. O'Malley's room and sit down, what is the first thing we typically do?

Zones of Regulation; express how we're feeling

200

What is a natural resource? Given an example. 

Any natural substance that humans use can be considered a natural resource. Oil, coal, minerals, natural gas, water, wind, soil, stones.

200

Round this number to the nearest 10: 486

490

200

What does every sentence need to start with? What does every sentence need to end with?

Start with a capital letter; end with punctuation (., ?, !)

300

What is Mrs. O'Malley's favorite color?

green

300

Name one strategy you can use to produce clear speech.

Speak loud, slow down, overarticulate

300

How are plants and animals (including humans) alike? How are they different?

They are both living beings that need air, water, and sunlight to survive. Plants are green. They live using sunlight, carbon dioxide, and nutrients, making their own food through the process of photosynthesis. In contrast, animals live by eating other organisms (plants, animals, bacteria, or even bits and pieces of dead organisms). Animals may move freely, while plants are typically rooted in the earth.

300

What is 112-17?

95

300

What sounds do these vowel teams typically make? "oo", "ou", "oi"

"oo", "ou", "oi"

400

What is Mrs. O'Malley's favorite football team (where she went to college)?

University of Florida Gators

400

Sequence the event by listing ALL of the steps in order: brushing your teeth.

1. Get out your toothbrush and toothpaste.

2. Turn on the water and wet your toothbrush, then turn off the water.

3. Open cap of toothpaste and put some on bristles.

4. Replace cap and brush all teeth for 2 minutes.

5. Turn on the water, rinse toothbrush.

6. Rinse mouth, swish, spit out water.

7. Turn off the water and dry your mouth.

400

What is energy? Where do plants and animals get energy?

The sun, food.

400

Jeff and Larry are making a rope swing. Jeff has a rope that is 48 inches long. Larry’s rope is 9 inches shorter than Jeff’s. How much rope do they have together to make the rope swing?

87 inches

400

Name a word that rhymes with "one"

Bun, done, fun, nun, pun, run, sun, ton, won

500

Name one thing that Mrs. O'Malley likes (that wasn't previously named).

Soccer, the beach, spending time with family, concerts, pizza, sushi, nice people, being kind, Earth Day

500

Which type of figurative language is in the following sentence? Metaphor, simile, idiom, personification

"Her hair was as white as snow."

Simile

500

Explain the difference between observations and inferences in science.

An observation uses your five senses (see, hear, smell, taste, touch), while an inference is a conclusion we draw based on our observations.

500

Draw a triangle, a rectangle, and a hexagon.

3 sides, 4 sides, 6 sides

500

Name a synonym for the word "champion"

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