Plexers
Solve the plexer.
CYCLE
CYCLE
CYCLE
tricycle
How many syllables are in FARENHEIT?
3
Solve for x.
x = 4
3 12
x= 1
Astronauts aboard the International Space Station experience microgravity, causing them to float effortlessly through their living quarters. Because muscles and bones do not have to work against gravity, space travelers must exercise for two hours every day to prevent physical weakness. Specialized treadmills and resistance devices allow astronauts to maintain their strength during long missions. When they finally return to Earth, their bodies require weeks of physical therapy to readapt to normal gravity.
Question: Why are astronauts required to exercise for two hours every day while in space?
They must exercise to prevent muscle and bone weakness caused by the lack of gravity.
Who is Mr. Ginther?
Which building can you find him?
Math Teacher
A-wing
Solve the plexer.
M1ILLION
How many syllables are in dystopia?
4
Solve for x.
180 miles = x miles
3 hours 7 hours
x = 420
Deep in the ocean, anglerfish use a glowing glowing lure dangling above their mouths to attract unsuspecting prey. This light is produced by millions of bacteria that live inside a specialized organ on the fish's head. When small fish swim closer to investigate the mysterious glow, the anglerfish quickly snaps its giant, toothy jaws shut. This unique adaptation allows the creature to hunt successfully in pitch-black waters where sunlight never reaches.
Question: How do bacteria help the anglerfish survive in the deep ocean?
The bacteria produce light inside the anglerfish's lure, attracting prey toward its jaws in the dark water.
Who is Adam?
Where can he be found?
Campus Supervisor
All over campus
Solve the plexer.
ONCE
TIME
Once upon a time
How many syllables are in Clarisse?
2
Solve for x.
2 cm = 9 cm
25 km x
x = 112.5
The Amazon Rainforest produces roughly twenty percent of the Earth's oxygen and absorbs massive amounts of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. Spanning across nine South American nations, this dense jungle houses over ten percent of all known wildlife species on the planet. Millions of indigenous people also depend directly on the forest's plants and rivers for food, shelter, and medicine. Today, conservationists work tirelessly to stop deforestation so this vital ecosystem can continue balancing global climate patterns.
Question: Why is the Amazon Rainforest often described as crucial for the entire planet?
It produces 20% of Earth's oxygen, absorbs carbon dioxide, houses 10% of known species, and helps balance global climate patterns.
Who is Mrs. Pasos?
Where can she typically be found?
New Vice Principal
A-wing
T
O
U
C
H
How many syllables are in symbolic?
3
Solve for x.
$6.00 = $ x
8 boxes 20 boxes
x = 15
Before modern refrigeration was invented in the 20th century, people stored perishable food in thick iceboxes lined with tin or zinc. Large blocks of ice were harvested from frozen lakes during winter and delivered to neighborhood homes by horse-drawn wagons. These insulated wooden cabinets kept dairy, meat, and produce cool enough to prevent rapid spoiling for several days. Today, electrical refrigerators keep our food safe automatically without needing ice deliveries.
Question: How did households keep their food from spoiling before electric refrigerators existed?
People kept food cold inside wooden iceboxes cooled by blocks of ice harvested from frozen lakes.
Who is Mr. Wilde?
Which part of campus does he spend most of his day?
Marine Biology Teacher
F-wing (Science Building)
ice3
ice cube
How many syllables are in salamander?
4
Solve for x.
3 cups = x cups
4 people 10 people
x= 7.5
Monkeys, dolphins, and crows are among the few animals capable of using tools to solve complex everyday problems. For instance, New Caledonian crows craft hooked sticks from tree branches to dig fat grubs out of deep tree bark. Studies show these intelligent birds can even alter the shape of wire or wood to fit a specific task on their first attempt. Understanding how animals use tools gives scientists valuable clues about how problem-solving abilities evolved across different species.
Question: How do New Caledonian crows demonstrate advanced tool-using skills?
They craft hooked sticks from branches to extract grubs from tree bark and can modify wire or wood to solve new problems.
Who is Mr. Neitzel?
How can he support you?
School Psychologist
Social-emotional needs or challenges