States
This state has the capital, Olympia.
What is Washington?
This is the name of the answer to a multiplication problem.
What is product?
This is the title of the first read aloud we started in fourth grade.
What is "How to Steal a Dog?"
This energetic person is Hilltop's librarian.
Who is Mrs. Westerman?
Reading is ___________.
What is thinking?
This state has the capital, Madison.
What is Wisconsin?
This word is the answer to a division problem.
What is quotient?
This character is Georgina's younger brother who isn't the brightest crayon in the box.
Who is Toby?
This caring person is Hilltop's assistant principal.
Who is Ms. Kelly?
Good choices have _______ ____________.
What are good consequences?
Juneau is the capital of this state.
What is Alaska?
This word refers to two fractions that are the same amount, but written with different numbers.
What is equivalent?
This real life character had three types of polio, but persevered and grew up to become an author.
Who is Peg Kehret or Peg Schulze?
This hardworking staff member is the custodian of Hilltop.
Who is Miss Kim?
Be safe, ________, and __________.
What are respectful and responsible?
Dover is the capital of this state.
What is Delaware?
This action word means breaking down a unit into smaller pieces.
What is decompose?
This helpful character was homeless and one day Georgina was surprised when she found him with the dog she stole.
Who is Mookie?
This patient staff member kept our class safe at lunch and recess.
Who is Ms. Ortiz?
According to Mookie, "The more you stir it, the worse it _______."
What is stinks?
Topeka is the capital of this state.
What is Kansas?
What is RDW?
This is the title of our last read aloud where a female main character gets polio.
What is "Small Steps: The Year I Got Polio?"
This kind staff member came into our class to help with math everyday.
Who is Mrs. Rachford?
What are mistakes?