Off the Walls
Phrases like "To give an example..." and "One example is.." are known as
Transitions
This animal has striped skin to match its coat.
This content class teaches ideas like phylum and chloraphyll
Science
And, Or, For, So --- are all
Conjunctions
This is the name of the troublesome older sister in our current novel study.
Nooria
This part of speech is an action; it is also on the door.
This farm animal, also used for transportation in the past, sleeps standing up.
Horse
Vocabulary like hypotenuse and area are common in this content class.
Math
Exclamations points, questions marks, and commas are forms of
Punctuation
This Japanese form of poetry is famously short. It can only have three lines in total. It is also the name of a TV series about volleyball.
Haiku
Ms. Evans has almost an entire wall dedicated to this mindset.
Growth
This animal is the only flying mammal.
Bat
Drama/Theatre
When you join two simple sentences together, then you make one of these. It is also found in science when two elements come together.
Compound
This poetic form is always in 14 lines; it is usually about love.
Sonnet
This Voice Level means talking very quietly or at a whisper level.
Level 1
This planet is the only one in our solar system to spin in a different direction than the others. Some say it moves backward.
This content teaches geographical features
Social Studies
Author's purpose(s)
In our first story of the year we read about this type of wave. It can come out of nowhere and surprise boaters.
Rogue
If someone asks what we are learning today, this is where to look for the answer
Board
This is the largest state in the United States.
Alaska
This class teaches the importance of capitals, but not the kind found at the start of words.
Social Studies
What optional punctuation missing in this sentence? (Where does it belong)
I found the red, yellow, blue and white markers on the floor!
Comma after blue
Today is the celebration of this, but only mathematicians will notice it.
Pi