Reading
0-1 fingers means it's too easy. 2-3 fingers means it's just right. 4-5 fingers means it's too hard!
What is the Five Finger Rule?
We must us this when writing certain words, like days of the week, months, holidays, people's names, names of specific places, book titles, movie titles, i.e when we write proper nouns.
What is capitalization?
This is what makes a person special, or unique. It is what makes me who I am! Everyone's is different.
"Mr. Murphy is from Ireland. He is tall and has blonde hair. He likes to play tennis and read books in his free time. He also loves to travel around the world exploring new cultures."
What is identity?
This is a place made up of all living and non-living things.
What is an ecosystem?
Fix the sentence:
i really want to go to paris and visit the eiffle Tower with my cousin bernie but my mom says I'm too young to go without an adult?
I really want to go to Paris and visit the Eiffle Tower with my cousin Bernie, but my mom says I'm too young to go without an adult!
We fill this out after reading a book, or part of a book. It shows what the story was about, your favorite character, what the story made you think about, or feel.
What is a Reading Response?
The subject of a sentence tell us about the "who" or the "what" in a sentence. This tell us what the subject "is" or "does."
What is a predicate?
Name the two ideas!
Examples of this would be food, water, shelter, an education, and to be treated fairly.
Examples of this would be a cell-phone, holidays, nice clothes, pizza, and a computer.
What are needs and wants?
An example of this is:
A plant is eaten by a rabbit. The rabbit is eaten by a fox. The fox's body is broken down after it dies and the remains (nutrients) are put into the ground to begin the cycle all over again.
What is a food chain?
This is the best elementary school in Seoul!
What is Uchon Elementary School?
What is Self-Selected Vocabulary?
It includes brainstorming, listing, free-writing, clustering, mapping, and drawing.
What is pre-writing?
Someone from more than one culture. Chloe Kim is an example of this types of person. Her parents were born in Korea, but she was born in America.
What is a multicultural person (multiculturalism)?
These are three different types of consumers. One eats only plants. One eats only meat. One eats both plants and meat.
What are herbivores, carnivores, and omnivores?
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This is all of the information stored in my brain. It helps me understand what I am reading. It is prior knowledge.
What is schema?
The five steps are pre-writing, writing, revising, editing, and publishing.
What is the Writing Process?
These are things you are expected to do in life. You must accept the end result (the consequences) of your actions.
Some examples are doing your homework, doing chores at home, not breaking rules or laws, or looking after your little brother or sister.
What are responsibilities?
The three types of this are
mechanical
biological
chemical
What is weathering?
This is when you read something and it reminds you of when something similar happened to you, or someone you know.
What is a text to self connection?
We use or schema to predict what is happening in a story. We also use clues (words and pictures) from the story to do this.
What is inference?
We use "FANBOYS" to help write this types of sentence.
For example, "I want to go home to visit my parents in Ireland, but I can't because of Covid19!"
What is a compound sentence?
This is when people (usually children or teenagers) say mean things to each other online or by text, or by some other form of technology. It is a really bad thing to do/say/write about other people. It can make people very sad or depressed.
What is cyberbullying?
This is the act of depositing (dropping off) something to another place. It begins a new landform.
What is deposition?
When someone tries to make someone else feel good about what they are doing, or want to do. They sometimes need to be pushed (not physically!!!) a little to gain some confidence!
Example - "You can do it!" "I'm so proud of you!" "I believe in you!"
What is encouragement?