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  • Idiom: The teacher explained multiplication, but the information went in on ear and out the other. In one ear and out the other means...
    To not remember what someone said
    to go in only one ear
  • IDIOM: The teacher told her class to hold their horses it was almost recess time. Hold their horses means...
    to hug a horse
    To stop and wait
    to stop a horse
    to hold a horse
  • Idiom: Timmy was annoyed at his friend and told him to go fly a kite and leave him alone. Go fly a kite means ...
    to play outside
    To go away
    to fly a kite
  • IDIOM: The teacher told her students to put on their thinking caps. Thinking caps are ...
    to wear a baseball cap
    to put on their caps
    to think about caps
    to think carefully
  • IDIOM: The teacher looked upset so Jessica asked her, "What's eating you?" What's eating you means ...
    To know what's bothering someone
    to eat
    to be hungry
    to have an upset stomach
  • What can you do or say if you want to use the computer, but someone else is already on it?
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  • When we have a conversation with someone it is important to make eye contact with them every now and then. Why do you think eye contact is important?
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  • What can you do or say if you miss your school bus?
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  • What can you do or say if you can't see the board?
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  • What can you do or say if you need help with your homework?
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  • What can you do or say if you are loate for school?
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  • IDIOM: The teacher told him that he was on the right track. Right track means...
    To be doing the right thing
    to be on the right side of a train track
    to track the train's speed
    to be on a train track
  • Idiom: The teacher told the two boys who were fighting to quit it and bury the hatchet. Bury the hatchet means ...
    to make a hatchet
    To make peace with each other
    to buy a hatchet
    to bury a hatchet
  • Idiom: The teacher explained multiplication, but the information went in one ear and out the other. In one ear and out the other means...
    to only go in one ear
    to come out one ear
    To not remember what someone said
    to only have one ear
  • Idiom: Shane has to much to eat, he was feeling STUFFED? Stuffed means...
    to stuff a turkey
    to stuff something in the trash
    to stuff something in your shirt
    to be full
  • What can you do or say if your classmate is tapping their pencil and it is annoying you?
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  • What cacn you do or say if you yell out the answer to the teacher's question?
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  • What can you do or say if you lost your favorite video game?
    appropriate answer that solves the problem
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