Math
Reading
Writing
Science
Social Studies
100
John has 92 stamps in one large album and 38 stamps in another small album. How many more stamps are in the large album than in the small album?
54 stamps
100
Name four elements you see in a fiction book.
Characters, Setting, Plot, Problem, Solution etc.
100
How can you show voice in your writing? Name two ways you can use voice in your writing.
Punctuation, catchy lead, bold letters, dialogue, etc.
100
Name the 3 states of matter.
Solid, liquid, and gas.
100
Name three maps you use everyday.
(Students' answers will vary)
200
The students at PS 24 voted for their favorite color. The color green had 164 votes. The color blue had 293 votes. The color red had 129 votes. How many more students voted for blue than green?
129 students
200
Name four elements in a nonfiction books.
Titles, headings, pictures, diagrams, captions, sidebars etc.
200
Name three different thinking maps you can use to help develop your writing.
Circle map, bubble or double bubble map, tree map, flow map, boxes and bullets etc.
200
How does a solid change to a liquid?
A solid changes to a liquid state by reaching it's melting point.
200
Name three features or tools on a map.
Compass rose, key or legend, scale, title, grid, color etc.
300
Avery had 125 animal stickers. She gave 5 animal stickers to each of her 10 friends. How many stickers did she have left?
75 stickers left
300
How can you check that you comprehend a story? (Comprehension Check)
Explain who is in the story. Explain the setting. Explain what just happened. Then explain if this part fits with something that already happened OR is this something new.
300
Describe the difference between revising and editing.
Revision: add sentences or words, remove unneeded words and sentences, move or changing the placement of words, substitute or trade words or sentences for others. Editing: Check that names, places, months, titles and I are capitalized, match nouns and verbs correctly, use correct punctuation, check that all spelling is correct.
300
Explain why it is important to know all about matter.
Matter is everywhere. (Students can add on to this statement)
300
Name 3 types of maps. If you don't know exact names, describe each map in detail.
Political map, climate map, topographical map, economic or resource map, physical map.
400
Alvin has a collection of coins. He separates all of his coins into 6 even groups. In each group there are 8 coins. How many coins does Alvin have in his whole collection? Explain how you got your answer.
48 coins
400
How would you describe Willie from Stone Fox by using two traits? Use examples from the book to support your traits.
(Students answers will vary)
400
What is a narrative story? Describe the process of how you would write narrative story.
(Students' answers could vary)
400
Explain potential and kinetic energy. How can potential energy change to kinetic energy? Use an example to support your answer.
When something has potential energy, that means it is not moving. Whenever something has potential energy, it is storing its' energy. Kinetic energy is when an object is moving. Potential energy can change to kinetic energy if the object starts to move or if an object that is moving transfers its' energy to the object that has potential energy. For example: Hammer and nail OR person on a ski lift to a person skiing.
400
Why do you think it is important to read folktales like Yeh Shen? Use details from the story to explain why.
(Students' answers may vary)
500
Ps 24 decided to have a bake sale for one day. There are 7 tables at the bake sale. Each table holds 8 trays of baked goods. At the end of the bake sale, there are 2 trays of baked goods left on each table. How many trays of baked goods were sold during the whole bake sale?
42 trays of baked goods.
500
How would you describe envisioning? Why do you feel it is useful to envision while reading a story? Give an example from a book you've read that you envisioned.
Envisioning is where you read details in a story and you take those details to help you see pictures or images in your head. With envisioning, you can actually see what is going on in the story. It is useful to envision because it can help you better comprehend characters, setting, what is actually going on in the story etc.
500
What is an informational text? Describe the process of writing a informational text.
(Students' answers could vary)
500
What happens to the molecules when heat transfers from one object to another? State an example of this.
The molecules get faster. (Examples can vary)
500
How can maps be useful? Use details from what you know about maps.
(Students' answers may vary)
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