
2025 Back from Winter Break
Presentation
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Science
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6th - 8th Grade
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Practice Problem
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Easy
+4
Standards-aligned
Megan Doorlag
Used 5+ times
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9 Slides • 7 Questions
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We will go over some class routines and expectations before getting started with volcanoes tomorrow.
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Word Cloud
Describe your winter break in one or two words.
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Voice Levels in class
Level 0 = silent
Level 1 = whisper
Level 2 = quiet talk
Level 3 = presenting
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Match
Match the voice level with it's description.
Level 0
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
Silent
Whisper
Quiet talking
Presenting
Silent
Whisper
Quiet talking
Presenting
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Voice levels during activities
Level 0 - watching a video, reading alone, taking a quiz/test, listening to teacher directions
Level 1 - discussing answers or working with a partner
Level 2 - discussing answers or working with a group, reading out loud with a partner
Level 3 - answering a question for the class, reading out loud for the class, presenting
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Categorize
Listening to teacher directions
Reading alone
Taking a quiz or test
Watching a video as a class
Working with a partner
Working with a group
Talking to the people around you
Presenting in front of the class
Reading out loud to the class
Answering a question for the class
Discussing answers with a partner
Organize these options into the right categories
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If you need help...
1st - reread the question or directions two more times
2nd - ask a classmate around you
3rd - ask an adult by raising your hand
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Reorder
Reorder what you should do if you need help.
Reread the question or problem twice.
Ask a clasmate that is nearby.
Raise your hand and ask an adult for help.
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Work quietly, stay in your seat and on task. You should complete all your work before any freetime is allowed.
Activity: Working Alone
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Participate in the task and help with your part. Keep conversations focused on the lesson. Stay sitting with your partners/group.
Activity: Working in partners/groups
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When working as a class, you should be at a level 0 unless answering a question.
You should be facing the front and watching the teacher or board.
You should be following along.
Activity: working as a class
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Open Ended
Describe what you should be doing during group or partner work
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You should always walk directly to your assigned seat. If you need to get supplies, get the supply and return to your seat. Never run, it is unsafe inside with so many students around.
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Fill in the Blanks
You should always
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Find your work on google classroom. Stay on the links needed for the assignment. Do NOT play games unless you have permission from your teacher.
Chromebooks
Get your journal from the bins up front. Make sure to add what you need to your journal and keep it updated. Always return your journal to the black bin.
Journal
Use a pencil and carefully answer the questions or complete the task. Always turn in your paper assignments to the colorful bins by the door.
Paper assignment
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Multiple Choice
What does this describe? "Find your work on google classroom. Stay on the links needed for the assignment. Do NOT play games unless you have permission from your teacher. "
Working on chromebooks
Working in journals
Working on a paper assignment
Working alone
We will go over some class routines and expectations before getting started with volcanoes tomorrow.
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