PECT Module 2

A class goes to the supermarket. Which activity would further the student's knowledge of spatial interaction?

How is a student demonstrating civic responsibility?

Which of the following design elements would you teach in correlation with a math unit?

Young children often begin to recognize words that they see in the world, what is this called?

What is it called when a student speaks alone on stage during a play?

What is the best way to develop children's prewriting skills?

Student is having trouble reading silent consonant combos, what will help?

What is an appropriate art activity for kindergarten?

What is connected text?

A teacher points to words in a book as she reads What concept is she reinforcing?

When is it appropriate to use decodable books with students?

What is important to teach students when discussing a controversial topic?

Why use nonsense words when teaching phonics?

During a 1st grade SS lesson, a kid says they live near the library. What SS concept can this reinforce?

Students are exploring an invasive species that is targeting the PA wilderness, where can they learn more?

A teacher has her students crouch when the music is low and stand on their tiptoes when the music is high. What concept?

Which word has a consonant blend?

How do you teach 2nd graders to positively perceive and reflect on their environment?

Kindergarten teacher asks students individually to pick a book and pretend to read it by flipping through the pages

To get a child interested in reading, what could you do?

What can a teacher do with kindergarteners to develop a positive attitude towards art?

Kids are given individual sounds and then sweeping them together, what skill is this?

4th grade class is hypothesizing who will win an election, what activity supports this learning goal?

Music teacher wants to show students how dance relates to feelings and ideas, what would be a good activity?

What is the purpose of teaching students civic education?

A student reads quickly and above level but makes careless mistakes, what strategy do they need help with?

A teacher reads a book and then the students sort words from that book that rhyme. What is the teacher instructing?

Teacher wants students to understand words are made up of small sounds or syllables, what question should she ask?

A teacher reads a book twice because students love it, what can help promote oral language development?

What is the /fr/ sound in frog?

Which would be a good way to explain invented spelling to a parent of a kindergartener?

A 4th grade teacher wants her students to read a passage independently to themselves. What should she do to scaffold?

How to help first graders learn about community?

Which phonic unit should be taught last?

Which activity boosts child's vocabulary development?

Why would a teacher ask students to look at books and websites before writing a research paper?

A kindergarten teacher reads poetry and asks students to listen to rhymes and make new rhyming words, what is practiced?

How does recognizing words with the same ending sounds help a child?

A teacher is teaching 1st grade SS community and you have a student in a wheel chair. What reinforces community for her?

There are yellow balloons that your students make into a sculpture. What concept is being taught?

Teacher wants students to categorize cards with transportation on them, what should she do first?

Which would be an appropriate initial assessment of word recognition?

A teacher wants to connect science and social studies. The students are charting a plants growth, what is targeted?

Which is most likely to interrupt a student's reading fluency?

What marked the change from 18th century farm workers in western PA to 19th century steel workers?

Why use decodable books and phonics lessons?

A student can spell, understand usage, and use words correctly, but can't match to the right definition. Why?

A teacher reads a book and then has the students practice reading it with expression. What concept is this?

A boy reads slowly but accurately. What is an appropriate intervention?

Which is an example of active listening?

If a child struggles with fluency, what can you expect?

You ask a student to look at a book without words and tell the story. What are you assessing?

What teaching plan can help students find out what they know and what they want to know?

A PreK teacher gets gardening books out and discusses how to build a garden with students, what is she demonstrating?

First grade class designing their own pet store, what topic is the teacher laying the foundation for in future years?

What is a color level or depth of an image on a computer screen?

You want to teach the concept of change over a period of time. What activity should you choose?

How does spelling help with reading comprehension?

Why are sight words important to know?