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Mixed Groups Speech Review
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Making a compromise (agreement) with your brother about sharing the TV is an example of...
Problem solving
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An inference is...
Smart guess: what you know about the world, and what you read or listen to in the text.
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How do we show someone we're listening?
Turn toward them, nod, ask questions or add comments ("cool!") when there is a pause.
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She taked out the trash last night.
took
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What are expected and unexpected behaviors?
What normally happens in a given place (home, school, etc) vs. what is surprising, distracting, or rude.
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What is perspective taking?
"Putting yourself in someone else's shoes" or imagining how another person thinks and feels.
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Why do we think about WH questions when listening to a story?
To help remember important details about the story.
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When you visualize something you read, you are...
Picturing the story in your head.
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I bringed my dishes to the sink.
brought
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What are the 5 WH questions?
Who, what, when, where, why, (how).
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When we solve problems, we make sure everything or everyone is...(3)
Safe/healthy, getting along, and/or returned back to normal
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She finded her keys last night.
found
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When retelling a story, include __ questions to tell the listener the person(s), place, events and other details in your story.
WH questions
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He falled off his bike yesterday.
fell
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What are context clues? Why do we use them?
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They gived me a birthday present at my party.
gave
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I growed vegetables in my garden last year.
grew
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