4th Grade
Math
Math
What is an acute angle?
an angle less than 90 degrees
Give a declarative sentence.
makes a statement
What is the principal's name?
Dr. Hislop
What is 1,357,965 rounded to the nearest thousand?
1,358,000
What is potential energy?
stored energy
Author's purpose- what are the three reasons an author writes?
To entertain, inform or persuade!
What operation are you performing if you are finding the difference?
subtraction
Give the possessive noun for:
the ball that belongs to Samuel
Samuel's ball
What is our school mascot?
Tiger!
Miles went to the candy store with $20 in his wallet. He sees large rainbow lollipops on sale for $3 each. How many large rainbow lollipops can he buy?
6
What does abiotic mean?
a non-living thing
What is theme?
The lesson or moral of the story
What is a product?
the answer to a multiplication problem
What is an adjective?
A word that describes something
Can you name all of the 4th grade teachers?
Ms. Bryan
Mrs. Celentano
Mrs. Kozineski
Ms. Malz
Ms. Mihailoff
Mr. Palkewick
Mrs. Roos
Mrs. Telo
The farmers had 495 potatoes to start. They harvested 290 of them. How many potatoes did the farmers have left?
205
What is the ability to do work?
energy
Name 3 text features
How many degrees in a straight angle?
180
What does an interrogative sentence end with?
a question mark
What is the lunch server's name?
Miss Sarah
5,003 - 3,764
Name a simple machine
Wheel and axle
Screw
Lever
Inclined plane
Pulley Wedge
What genre includes magic and talking animals?
Fantasy
A quotient tells us
the answer to a division problem
What is a verb?
A word describing action.
What is Mrs. Roos' favorite color?
purple
34x7
238
What is Isaac Newton well known for?
discovering the law of gravity
discovering the laws of motion
Name 3 transition words
first, next
for example
finally
What is the dividend?
The large group you will be dividing
What are the 2 syllable types in the word: turtle
r controlled
final stable syllable
Name three students in your class in alphabetic order.
Can you do it?
36 x 82
2,952
Finish Isaac Newton's 3rd law of motion: Every action has...
an equal and opposite reaction
What is it called when you use your background knowledge and text clues to figure out what is not said in the text?
making an inference