Language & Literacy
This print concept refers to reading left to right, top to bottom in English
What is directionality?
4L = ___mL
To teach about time zones, Ms. Bubrig uses these kinds of lines
What are longitudinal lines?
Rust is an example of this type of change
What is a chemical change?
Hopping would increase this kind of skills
What are gross motor skills?
"i before e, except after c" is an example of this word, which refers to conventional spelling and the rules associated with spelling
What is orthography?
Having students measure their desks using paperclips will help them practice this skill
What is using nonstandard units of measurement?
Ms. Jackson tells students that the Rockies are west of the MS River. She is giving them this kind of location.
What is relative location?
This causes the seasons on earth
What is the Earth's tilt on its axis?
This principle of art creation refers to the size of an object in relationship to another object
What is scale?
Specific and meaningful feedback in the writing process will help students work on this aspect of writing
What is revision?
A teacher rolls a die and the students immediately say, "Three!" They are demonstrating this skill.
What is subitizing?
Helping students learn to discern reliable versus unreliable information is part of developing this skill
What is media literacy?
The close relationship of two dissimilar organisms, for example, Nemo & his home
What is symbiosis?
A series of notes played in an order that is memorable and recognizable as a separate unit
What is the melody?
Asking students to say the word "cat" without the /c/ is an example of this phonemic awareness skill
What is deletion?
This type of graph would be most appropriate for representing the percent of students who like various flavors of ice cream
What is a circle or pie graph?
This scholar built on Piaget's work to explore the development of morality
Who is Kohlberg?
Tsunamis are giant waves caused by this occurring under the sea
What are earthquakes? OR What are volcanic eruptinos?
The main source of energy used by the body in the first few minutes of exercise
What are carbohydrates?
Writing that informs, explains, or tells 'how to' without using opinions (just the facts)
What is informative? OR What is explanatory?
Before students can classify and categorize shapes, they must have this prerequisite skill
What is identifying and recognizing shape attributes?
What is culture?
To reduce this, we could reduce the use of fossil fuels
What is pollution? OR What is climate change?
Red-purple, Red-orange, blue-green, yellow-green, blue-purple, and yellow-orange are all examples of this type of color
What are tertiary colors?