Math
How many minutes are in an hour?
60
What is a noun
a word (other than a pronoun) used to identify any of a class of people, places, or things
This green part of a plant grows into the soil to soak up water and nutrients
This is the only mammal on Earth that can actually flap its wings and fly
A bat
This stretchy, gooey toy was originally invented by accident during World War II when a scientist tried to make fake rubber out of silicone
What is 22 + 37
59
Spell the word **see teacher for word**
Frozen
When liquid water gets very cold and turns into solid ice, it goes through this phase change
Freezing
This big, hot star at the center of our solar system is so huge that one million Earths could fit inside it.
The sun
This crunchy lunchtime snack was invented over 150 years ago by a chef who was trying to annoy a customer who complained his French fries were too thick
Skip count by 3's up to 15
3, 6, 9, 12, 15
What is wrong with this sentence?
the dog went to the park.
Capital at the beginning of the sentence.
The dog went to the park.
This specific type of habitat is very dry, gets very little rain, and is home to cacti and camels
Desert
This tall animal has the same number of neck bones as a human (seven bones), but each bone can be up to 10 inches long
Giraffe
This useful classroom tool actually used to be made out of rolled-up pieces of stale bread before rubber was discovered
An eraser
Which number is in the tens column?
157
5 = 50
This is the short, combined word you get when you put the two words "have" and "not" together.
Haven't
This seasonal process happens when animals like bears go into a deep, long sleep to survive the cold winter.
The hardest working muscle in your body.
HINT *think Valentine's Day
Your heart
This sweet, frozen treat on a stick was invented by an 11-year-old boy who accidentally left his sugary soda drink outside on a freezing night with a stirring stick inside it
A popsicle
You have 4 groups of 5 cookies. How many cookies do you have?
20
If something is definitely not "little" or "small," you might describe it using this common 3-letter antonym.
big
This opening in the Earth's crust can erupt, shooting out hot liquid rock called lava.
Volcano
When you do this explosive action, the air blasts out of your nose at up to 100 miles per hour, which is faster than a car driving on the highway!
This plastic playground toy was invented in 1943 by a mechanical engineer who dropped a tension spring and watched it "walk" down a pile of books