3rd Grade
Grammar
Grammar
What is pre? What does it mean?
A prefix that means before.
What does the suffix -s mean?
more than one
What type of book is Harry Potter?
Fiction
Spell the opposite of day
night
Night
What is conflict and solution?
the problem and how it got fixed
What is a prefix?
a word part that goes at the beginning of a word
What does the prefix re mean?
What is a strategy you can use when trying to find evidence in a text?
RACE
Spell the opposite of go
stop
What type of text is full of true facts?
nonfiction
What is a suffix?
A word part that goes at the end of a word
What strategy do I use if I'm given an opinion writing piece?
Double Stuffed Oreo
What book can you find the meaning of words?
Dictionary
Spell the opposite of ugly
pretty
What does sequence of events mean?
The order of events in a story
What is the past tense of hope?
hoped
What part of your narrative is at the end?
conclusion
What type of writing do I need to use dialogue?
Narrative
Spell the opposite of outside
inside
What is the lesson of a story called?
a moral or theme
What does the prefix re mean? Give an example.
What strategy do I use if I am given an informational writing piece?
Hamburger
Where can I find the main idea in a text?
Usually at the beginning of a text.
Spell the homophone that means, "I want to______the new video game coming out"
buy
What is an adverb? Bonus... give an 3 examples
A word that adds on, or describes a verb
Name the steps of an Informational writing piece (ex. Hamburger outline)
Introduction (hook), detail #1, detail #2, detail #3, Conclusion
What genre is a book about the life cycle of a butterfly?
nonfiction
Name the steps of a double stuffed OREO
Opinion, Reason #1, Example #1, Reason #2, Example #2, Restate opinion
Spell the homophone that means "I do not feel strong"
weak
What clues can help you determine the POV of a story? 100 pt Bonus... Give an example of each
The pronouns,
1st Person: I, Me, My, (character telling the story)
2nd Person: You, Your (character talking to you)
3rd Person: They, Them, He, She, Character's Name (Narrator telling the story)