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WorksheetsVocabulary 9 (Sustained Attention)
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
sustain
to make weary by dullness or tedious repetition
kept in process or continued over time; continuous
to draw away attention from the mind
the act of focusing the mind on an object, activity, or person
to make weary with bodily or mental exertion
fatigue
to make weary by dullness or tedious repetition
kept in process or continued over time; continuous
to draw away attention from the mind
the act of focusing the mind on an object, activity, or person
to make weary with bodily or mental exertion
distract
to make weary by dullness or tedious repetition
kept in process or continued over time; continuous
to draw away attention from the mind
the act of focusing the mind on an object, activity, or person
to make weary with bodily or mental exertion
bore
to make weary by dullness or tedious repetition
kept in process or continued over time; continuous
to draw away attention from the mind
the act of focusing the mind on an object, activity, or person
to make weary with bodily or mental exertion
attention
to make weary by dullness or tedious repetition
kept in process or continued over time; continuous
to draw away attention from the mind
the act of focusing the mind on an object, activity, or person
to make weary with bodily or mental exertion
to make weary with bodily or mental exertion
distract
fatigue
attention
sustain
bore
the act of focusing the mind on an object, activity, or person
distract
fatigue
attention
sustain
bore
kept in process or continued over time; continuous
distract
fatigue
attention
sustain
bore
to make weary by dullness or tedious repetition
distract
fatigue
attention
sustain
bore
to draw away attention from the mind
distract
fatigue
attention
sustain
bore
Strategy #1: Check-In with Yourself - What two things should you be checking in?
Money and Mind
Mouth and Body
Mouth and Friends
Shirt and Shoes
Strategy #2: Ask Questions - Who are the 3 people to whom you should be asking questions?
Mom, Dad, and God
Principal, Teachers, and Parents
Teachers, Peers (Other students), and Yourself
Google, Siri, and the Dictionary
What is Strategy #3?
(Hint: Paper and pencil)
Sleep more
Eat breakfast
Take Notes
Pray
Strategy #4: Resist Distractions - What are 3 places distractions come from?
Google, Cell Phones, and Video Games
Sun, Moon, and Stars
Loud noises, shiny objects, and tight shoes
The World, Other People, and Yourself
What is Strategy #5?
Wear Bright Colors
Drink Coffee
Take a Movement Break
Ask Mr. Wright to scream at you when you're not paying attention.
