Vocabulary
What are erythrocytes also known as?
red blood cells
How many supporting details does a main idea usually need?
at least 3
Macrophages are like an...
ARMY
What does a Title do?
A title tells the reader what the whole story will most likely be about.
Where should my quotations go in this sentence example?
They're right over there! he shouted at his son.
Before they're and after the exclamation point.
"They're right over there!" he shouted at his son.
What protein found in red blood cells helps transport or carry oxygen throughout the body?
hint: the little green guy
Hemoglobin
In The Circulatory Story, what is the main idea of pages 6 and 7?
Red blood cells have an important job.
Erythrocytes are like...
Inner tubes with no holes in them!
What is a heading?
Headings tell readers what a specific section of a text or article will be all about.
What are the two things I look for when walking in line?
Eyes Forward
Level 0
Metaphors do not typically use which two words?
like / as
Also on pages 6 & 7 in The Circulatory Story, which three details supported the main idea?
These cells carry oxygen.
Transports blood to all parts of the body.
Red blood cells travel well in plasma.
Blood vessels are like...
subway tunnels!
In The Circulatory Story, what is the 7th heading in the book?
Shut the Door!
What does it mean to have a great heart (figuratively)?
Generous
Brave
Inspiring
Definition of the word concentrate:
to gather or collect all in one place
to give something all of your attention or focus
How does the word chamber show importance in relation to the heart?
Chambers, or "rooms" inside the heart (also known as atriums and ventricles), allow space for blood to flow in and out as needed.
A thick wall called the septum divides the heart into two - the left side and the right side? This could also be compared to...
A divided highway!
What text feature can help to show readers an example of something that they read in the text?
An illustration OR a photograph
Give at least TWO specific examples of ways we can concentrate:
sit up and look at the speaker
read along in the text
ask questions
take notes
wait to share my thoughts until called on
What does the word Circulatory mean?
(relating to the system that moves blood through the body and that includes the heart, arteries, and veins)
What is the main idea of page 10 in The Circulatory Story?
Atria and ventricles allow blood to flow through on a consistent basis.
Plasma allows blood cells to go with the flow of blood. Without plasma, which is mostly water, something would happen that could also be compared to a...
traffic jam!
What is the text feature on page 29 called?
A diagram.
If you learn nothing else in my class this year - what is the ONE thing I want you to take away?
Be kind to one another.