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Here are two study tips from over 1,500 tips submitted by students and teachers
First- set the goal and remove procrastination; second plan your work in a notebook; third, use your time correctly; fourth- develop your self -confidence; fifth- focus on one thing at a time; finally- don't respond to distractions."
Sai Krishnan, Student, 12th grade India
I read this article about Kobe Bryant. He said that he always knew he had ability, but he had to practice and practice to make sure he played up to his ability. The same goes for school. You have to study and study to learn up to your ability.
Rebecca Howell, Student, 10th grade California
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Mass Nouns
Point out that most nouns can be counted such as three books, four nickles. Contrast these with mass nouns that can not be counted, such as bread, rice. Have your students identify which of the following nouns are mass nouns: mail, zebra, room, gold, grass, school, sugar, town, robin, peanut butter, air, package, card , clothing. (mail, gold, grass, sugar, peanut butter, air, clothing).
Budgeting Activity
In these troubled economic times, a good social studies activity is to have your students develop plans for how they can help their families cut expenses. Have them consider costs such as transportation, food, clothing, entertainment, and other areas of expense. Students will learn about budgeting (tie in to math) and responsibility. Have the students share their plans with the class.