ELA or not!
What is the largest planet in the solar system?
Jupiter
What should you do TONIGHT to make sure you get a good night sleep?
Go to sleep early!
What does theme mean?
Lesson Learned!
Whats missing in this sentence:
The lesson learned in the text is to never give up
Period!
The lesson learned in the text is to never give up.
List 2 clues that a text is non-fiction.
Captions
Headings
Pictures
Article
What's the difference between the main idea and a detail?
A main idea is what the text is mostly about, a detail is one part.
What should you do in the MORNING to make sure your brain is fueled for the test?
Eat a good breakfast!
What does central idea mean?
Main Idea
What's missing in this sentence:
In the text it says my light is so little and this one is so big!
Quotations! "my light is so little and this one is so big"
If a character feels nervous about something that is about to happen, how might the author show this through the story?
Sweating, shaking, thinking about it a lot
Who was the first president of the United States?
George Washington
If you don't know the meaning of a word, what should you do?
Use context clues! Read in and around the word to help you!
What does central message mean?
Theme or Lesson Learned!
What's the difference between a comma and a period?
A comma shows a pause, a period shows the end of a sentence.
What are all the parts of a short response?
R- Restate
A- Answer
D- Detail 1
D- Detail 2
E- Elaboration
What is the difference between a main idea and a lesson learned?
Main idea is what the text is mostly about and lesson learned is what the author is trying to teach us
What do you do if none of the answer choices are matching your idea?
Go back to the text, reread, move onto the next question and then go back.
What is a stanza and where can it be found?
A stanza is a chunk of text found in a poem
When should you add quotation marks in an answer?
When adding details to the response that are directly from the text!
What does the word "infer" mean when you are reading a story?
To create your own thought about something that isn’t directly stated in the text, but is hinted at by clues
What genre of story typically includes magical creatures, supernatural events, and imaginary worlds, and often takes place in a time long ago or in a distant land?
What should you write down on your scrap paper after reading a non-fiction text?
Where should you go when the question says "In paragaphs 9 THROUGH 11"
Paragraphs nine, ten and eleven!
Where does the apostrophe go?
“The cats tail is fluffy.”
Cat's = “The cat's tail is fluffy.”
What words do you look for when trying to find cause/effect relationships?
so, then