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Be Cool
Rights and Canada
Gravity
Scientific Method
Reading and Writing
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Why is it important to "be cool" when in a fight with someone?
Because it makes things better and not worse. Other answers are also possible.
100
What are two rights every Canadian has?
Right to live anywhere, right to vote, right to run for office, right to free speech, right to religion
100
What happens when there is no gravity?
Everything would float away.
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What is the first step of the scientific method?
Asking a question.
100
What is a personal narrative?
A story about yourself.
200
Why is it important to "put yourself in the other person's shoes?"
Because it lets us understand what they are going through.
200
What does it mean to vote in Canada?
It means that we have a say in who runs the country.
200
Who discovered gravity?
Isaac Newton
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What is a hypothesis?
A guess.
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What are two things every good personal narrative should have?
Beginning, middle, and end, and it has to be about one experience. Other answers are also possible.
300
What should you try to do before going to the teacher when someone is bugging you?
Walk away or use your words to tell them how you feel.
300
What is Canada's leader called?
Prime Minister
300
What can we see in the sky because of gravity?
Moon or Sun
300
How can we see if our hypothesis is correct?
By doing an experiment.
300
What are two ways good readers make connections to a story?
By remembering a similar experience, by remembering a similar book, or by sharing the same feelings as the character.
400
What does it mean to "use your words?"
Telling the other person how you feel.
400
What are Canada's two national sports?
Hockey and lacrosse
400
Which object would hit the ground first, a rock or a basketball?
They would fall at the same time.
400
What are observations?
Things we see during an experiment.
400
The Greedy Triangle wanted to change his shape. What are two other books that reminds us of?
Arthur's Nose, The Sneetches, The Mixed Up Chameleon, Chrysanthemum
500
Why is walking away a good idea if the problem can't be solved by talking it out?
It keeps you separated from the person who is bothering you.
500
What does it mean to have "freedom of speech" in Canada?
It means we are allowed to say anything we want.
500
What is a place where there is no gravity?
Outer space or the moon
500
What's a conclusion?
When we find out the results of our experiment and if our hypothesis was right.
500
What are two transition words that are helpful to use in a personal narrative?
Then, After, Next