5 Questions
Which of the following activities is NOT mentioned in the text?
Creating a concept web
What is the purpose of the concept web mentioned in the text?
To help students understand the lesson concepts
What type of questions are asked during the 'Turn and Talk' activity?
Observation questions
What are some examples of plant parts that students may describe during the 'Turn and Talk' activity?
Leaves and stems
What should be written in the center of the concept web?
The title of the lesson
Study Notes
Reading Comprehension
- The text mentions various activities, but the specific activity not mentioned is not specified.
Concept Web
- The purpose of a concept web is not explicitly stated in the text, but it can be inferred to help organize and connect ideas.
Turn and Talk Activity
- The type of questions asked during 'Turn and Talk' are not specified in the text, but it can be inferred to be related to the topic being discussed.
Plant Parts
- Examples of plant parts that students may describe during 'Turn and Talk' include roots, stems, leaves, and flowers, among others.
Concept Web Center
- The center of a concept web typically features a key concept, idea, or topic, which in this case is likely related to plant parts.
This quiz allows students to explore and observe different plants in a forest scene. Through a picture walk and guided discussions, students will share their observations and discuss the characteristics of various plants. Probing questions will encourage exploration and recognition of familiar plant species.
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