Science
What is everything made of?
Matter
What do you do with all your partial quotients?
Add them together to find the quotient
What is Mrs. Greene's favorite color?
Pink (or sparkly rose gold)
The people that lived in America for thousands of years before the Europeans came are called what?
Native Americans
What are the people in a story called?
The characters
Name all 5 senses we use to observe properties of matter
Sight, hearing, smell, taste, touch
What is the answer to a multiplication problem called what?
Product
What pets does Mrs. Greene have?
A dog and a cat
What did Native Americans use to make their clothing?
Animal hides, plants, tree bark
Where the story takes place in a book is called the what?
The setting
Matter that is made of more than one substance is called what?
A mixture
What is the answer to a division problem?
Quotient
How old is Mrs. Greene?
38
What are the "three sisters"?
Corn, beans, squash
What three parts should a narrative story have?
Beginning, middle, and end
What you can observe or measure about something that helps you identify or describe it.
Properties
What is 400 x 40?
16,000
How many years did Mrs. Greene substitute teach for before becoming a teacher?
3
Name two reasons tribes might build their villages near a river?
Water, food, transportation
I, him, she, they, he, and her are all examples of what?
Pronouns
Mixing evenly into a liquid by breaking apart into pieces that are too small to see is called what?
Dissolving
What are the three ways we practiced multiplying multi-digit problems?
Standard algorithm, area model, and lattice
Mrs. Greene's three children are named what?
Jackson, Greyson, and Harper
What type of homes did many Eastern Woodlands tribes build?
Longhouses
Quickly, quietly, and happily are all examples of what?
Adverbs