Marsupials
What is a marsupial?
Mammals that have pouches.
Which air is lighter and moves more quickly?
Lighter, hotter air
What do people think when they think of waves?
Where was Scott born?
Texas
Why do we practice reading?
To continue to read quickly and effortlessly
What types of animals are marsupials?
Kangaroos, Koala Bears, Wombats, and Opposums.
What does hot or cold air determine?
How quickly or slowly air moves.
What starts waves?
Wind
What instrument did Scott's mother play and father play?
Mother - Banjo
Father - Fiddle
How long do we time ourselves for our first Cold Read?
1 minute
How many miles per hour can Kangaroos travel?
40 mph
How is wind helpful?
Wind pumps, Wind power, Move Sailboats & Kites, Cools us down on hot, summer days.
If winds are blowing strongly what will the waves look like and vise versa?
Big Winds = Big Waves
Small Winds = Small Waves
What instrument did Scott play?
Piano
What do we graph?
Words Per Minute
What do Koalas drink?
They do not drink water the eat leaves from Gum Trees in which the get water from.
How is wind harmful?
Damage buildings, Tornados, Hurricanes, and Fires.
How does the rocks break down into smaller pieces?
Waves continually pound the rocks on land and break into smaller pieces and end up on the ocean floor.
Where was Scott's first job?
St. Louis at the Silver Dollar Saloon
When partner reading what 2 symbols do we use and what are they used for?
Bracket [] - Where they stopped
Dash or Slash / - Word(s) they got wrong
Where do most marsupials live?
Australia
Why will we always have wind?
Because air is always surrounding our earth.
What happens when people try and build walls and barriers to stop waves?
The wind and waves usually win the battle.
Who helped Scoot publish his music?
John
How do you count your words per minute?
See the side numbers and count until you hit the bracket, subtract any if wrong.