ROAR Behavior of the Week: Reading Aloud Respectfully
Encourage students to follow along while reading aloud in class, highlighting the importance of paying attention and staying engaged. Expand vocabulary with new words and their usage examples each day. Practice ACT problems and gain insights for tackling the English section effectively.
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ROAR Behavior of the Week When your class is reading aloud, you should follow along. It is respectful to pay attention and know where you are during class at all times.
Word of the Day Monday combustion (noun): the process of burning something Sample sentence: The combustion of leaves can lead to forest fires if not handled properly.
Word of the Day Tuesday deposition (noun): the process of some substance being naturally deposited somewhere Sample sentence: The deposition of sediment along the mouth of the river made the water appear dark and murky.
Word of the Day Wednesday emit (verb): give off, send forth, or discharge light, heat, radiation, etc. Sample sentence: Dolphins emit bursts of sound to communicate and to locate objects.
Word of the Day Thursday generalize (verb): draw from specific cases for more general cases Sample sentence: It is unacceptable to generalize when making judgmental statements about people of certain religions or races.
Word of the Day Friday intact (adjective): undamaged in any way; whole Sample sentence: Fortunately, the singer s voice was intact after throat surgery.
ACT Practice Problems of the Day Monday - http://us15.campaign- archive2.com/?e=2ae3accc97&u=fb95f794e2d1cc528ea25e58e&id=e6af2ab8fc Tuesday http://us15.campaign- archive1.com/?e=2ae3accc97&u=fb95f794e2d1cc528ea25e58e&id=fec89d6f99 Wednesday - http://us15.campaign- archive2.com/?e=2ae3accc97&u=fb95f794e2d1cc528ea25e58e&id=a7209a364f Thursday - http://us15.campaign- archive2.com/?e=2ae3accc97&u=fb95f794e2d1cc528ea25e58e&id=3d2ebf65c8 Friday - http://us15.campaign- archive1.com/?e=2ae3accc97&u=fb95f794e2d1cc528ea25e58e&id=138a5688f6
ACT Did you know? English Section of the ACT 75 questions 45 minutes Benchmark is 18 Need 41-42 correct Tip: THAN is used for comparison and THEN means next after that . For example: Guessing is better THAN leaving an answer blank. THEN, you can move on to the next section knowing you have tried on every question.
ACT Did you know? Math Section of the ACT 60 questions 60 minutes Benchmark is 22 Need 33-34 correct Tip: As soon as you get your test booklet, write down any formulas or equations you had to memorize. Then, use them when needed.
ACT Did you know? Reading Section of the ACT 40 questions 35 minutes Benchmark is 22 Need 24 correct Tip: Look at the first and last paragraphs. The main idea is often located in the last sentence of the first paragraph or is the focus of the last.
ACT Did you know? Science Section of the ACT 40 questions 35 minutes Benchmark is 23 Need 27-28 correct Tip: When the passage refers to a FIGURE, CHART or GRAPH, look over and locate the FIGURE, CHART or GRAPH. This will keep you oriented and from getting lost in the science terminology.
