Expectations & Routines
This routine helps the class start learning right away.
What is the warm up?
The amount of pieces of evidence and reasonings a paragraph typically has.
What is 2?
This type of source gives information based on facts, research, and evidence instead of opinions.
What is a credible source?
These are facts, examples, or quotes that support your topic.
What is evidence?
Ms. Munoz' favorite color.
What is green/purple?
This class system keeps us accountable and encourages us to work together.
What is our class stars?
What T in the acronym "TEAS" stands for.
What is Topic?
This kind of website is created by the government and usually shares official information.
What is a .gov website?
This explains how your evidence supports your topic.
What is Reasoning?
The amount of pets Mrs. Lanning has.
3; 2 dogs, 1 cat
This acronym stands for the expectations we follow every day at school.
What is PRIDE?
What E in the acronym "TEAS" stands for.
What is Evidence?
A website ending in this domain is usually created by a school or university.
What is .edu?
This part connects your topic to the real world, big ideas, or the reader’s life.
What is the So What?
Ms. Lanning's favorite football team.
What is the Cowboys?
The document we all signed at the beginning of the year to show we agree to follow classroom expectations.
What is our class contract?
What A in the acronym "TEAS" stands for.
What is Analysis?
Using information from a source but giving credit to where it came from is called this.
What is citing your source?
This type of evidence uses the author’s exact words and is placed in quotation marks.
What is a direct quote?
The university Ms. Munoz graduated from.
What is CSU?
This trait means you admit a mistake instead of blaming someone else and do the right thing when no one's watching.
What is integrity?
What S in the acronym "TEAS" stands for.
What is So What?
Something that you can double check or look for in order to make sure a source is credible.
What is author credibility, relying on facts, up-to-date information, or a well-known source?
This type of evidence restates information from a text using your own words.
What is paraphrased evidence (a paraphrase)?
Ms. Munoz' new dog's name.
What is Akamaru?