SAS Trivia
How many 3rd grade teachers are there?
72 sq. ft.
What is Mrs. Hershey's job?
To Teach math
I read 135 pages of a book on Monday. On Tuesday, I read 256 pages. How many pages did I read in those two days?
391 pages
In the fraction 4/6, which number is the denominator?
6
What month of the year does school start back up again?
September
A rectangle has a width of 7 ft. and a length of 10 ft. What is the perimeter?
34 ft.
Name a first grade teacher
Cusano, Dickinson, Schuster
There were 45 flowers in our garden. A rabbit ate 5. The rest of the flowers we wanted to share with our 8 neighbors. How many flowers did each neighbor get?
5 flowers
What does the numerator and denominator each tell us?
The numerator shows us how many are shaded and the denominator tells us how many pieces there are total.
What is your favorite lunch item at school?
Anything they choose
A rectangle has a length of 4 ft and a width of 8 ft. Which is larger the area or perimeter of the rectangle?
Area = 32 sq. ft. Perimeter = 24 ft. Area
Where is the nurse's office located?
By recess doors
Isabella learned 72 sign language words. She forgot 8 of them the next day, but then she learned 24 more. How many sign language words does she know total?
88 sign language words
If my shape is cut into 6 pieces. What is my denominator?
6
Mrs. Whittchen
A square has an area of 16 sq. ft. What is the length of one side?
4 ft.
Where is the library located?
Above the gym
A ticket to the zoo costs $10 for adults and $9 for students. There were 5 adults going and 9 students going. How much did it cost to go to the zoo?
131
Which fraction is greater? 5/6 or 2/4
5/6
What street is our school located?
South Salina
The area of a rectangle is 54 sq. ft. The length is 9 ft. What is the width?
6 ft.
Who is Mrs. Eno?
She helps out in the classrooms, mostly for ELA.
Ameila wanted a challenging math problem. So I told her to add 341 + 241. Then subtract 475. Then add 3 more. Then divided by 10. What number do you get?
11
Give an equivalent fraction to 1/2
2/4, 3/6, 4/8, 5/10