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100
What is the place value of 5 in this number: 7,345,621.
5 thousands
100
This is when two words sound the same but are spelled differently.
homophone
100
Who is the BEST third grade reading teacher?
....
100
Jenny has $5. She wants a toy that costs $7. Spend or Save?
Save
100
This part of speech is a person, place, thing.
What is a noun?
200
Round 237 to the nearest tens place.
240
200
Point of view: my, me, I, we, our
first person point of view.
200
Who is the BEST third grade Math teacher?
...
200
Adam owns a bakery. Does he provide goods or services?
Goods
200
This part of speech is an action word.
What is a verb?
300
Name the place value for the Base Ten Blocks shown.
green - 1 cube (one thousand)
orange - 1 sheet/flat (one hundred)
blue - 1 rod (ten)
yellow - indivudal unit (one)
300
A group of lines in a poem, similar to a paragraph.
Stanza
300
Can you spell your teacher's name?
Frasher or Weaver
300
Bradley wants to go the zoo and wants to buy a stuffed animal at the gift shop. He has $15. Does he have enough money?
Zoo ticket: $7
Stuffed Animal: $9
No! He needs to save!
300
This part of speech describes a noun or pronoun.
Ex: The pretty girl played with the small cat.
an adjective
400
Round to the nearest hundreds place: 568
600
400
Name 2 story elements.
Setting, characters, problem, solution, plot
400
What should you do when you hear "eyes on me, eyes on me?"
"eyes on you, eyes on you." and stop what you are doing to look!
400
What can you do to increase your human capital?
Get an education and learn skills!
400
What is the adjective in this sentence?
I was feeling hungry.
hungr
500
You are finding the ___ when adding all of the sides of the shape together.
the perimeter
500
These phrases are examples of what?
Hit the hay. Tie the knot. A couch potato. Bent out of shape.
Idioms - phrases that do not mean eactly what they say.
500
What should you do in the morning during breakfast time?
Sit down and eat, sharpen pencils, get ready for the day.
500
Define two of following: income, expense, supply, demand, goods, services, expenses.
income- money earned for work from an employer
expense- money paid out for goods/services
supply- amount of product available
demand- consumer interest for an item
goods- products made or grown
services- work someone does for others
500
What kind of syllables can you find in the word:
hippo?
Hint: 2 syllables
one closed, one open
hip/po