Language Arts
A word or letter placed before another word
What is a prefix?
The approximate distance of the width of your finger, or the size of a staple
What is a centimeter?
How many Indigenous people pass down stories, lessons, and cultural values
Oral storytelling
Organism that make their own "food"/energy source
What is a producer?
Who Charlie Brown was in love with in "Charlie Brown's Valentine"
The little red-haired girl
A word or letter placed after another word
What is a suffix?
The approximate distance from the top to the bottom of the whiteboard
What is a meter?
This type of school prevented Indigenous children from speaking their traditional languages.
What are residential schools?
An organism that relies on other living things for their energy (their "food")
What is a consumer?
What is "to admire"?
A brief explanation or description of a story's main events
What is a summary?
True or false: there are 100 meters in 1 centimeter
False! There are 100 centimeters in 1 meter
The golden rule
What is "treat others as you would want to be treated yourself"?
Herbivores only eat ________
What are producers?
Before you say something, you should make sure that it is ____, ____, and _________
What is true, kind, and necessary?
The basic word to which affixes attach
What are root words?
When a word problem uses the key words "in all" "in total" or "altogether", it is asking you to create this type of equation
What is addition?
True or false: Indigenous people's stories are often connected to land
True!
Carnivores eat other _________
What are consumers?
February is _____ History Month
What is Black History Month?
The message in a story that the author is trying to teach the reader
What is theme?
When a word problem uses the key words "left" "how many more" it is asking you to create this type of equation
What is subtraction?
True or false: Residential schools were still running when Ms. Q was born.
True!
Omnivores eat _________ and _________
What are producers and consumers?