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Patience or Not: Student Situations

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Identify patience in classroom moments.

by Janel Brown
1

During group work, the student shares materials patiently with others.

2

The student takes a deep breath and raises their hand to speak when called.

3

The student waits quietly for their turn without interrupting.

4

When the teacher asks a question, the student stays calm and listens.

5

The student fidgets and taps a desk while waiting.

6

The student finishes their task first and mocks others' pace.

7

The student complains loudly when they have to wait.

8

The student asks for help politely after trying to solve the problem.

9

The student bursts out answers before others finish.

10

The student ignores the teacher and walks away instead of waiting.

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Pandas have blue fur.

12

Pandas are classified as bears (family Ursidae).

13

The majority of a panda's diet is bamboo.

14

In captivity, pandas can live longer than in the wild, often up to 30 years.

15

Pandas can fly.

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Pandas live in the Arctic.

17

Pandas are primarily carnivores.

18

Panda cubs weigh about 10 kilograms at birth.

19

Pandas are native to central China.

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Panda cubs are born very small, about 100 grams.

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