Math
Science
Art
Phys. Ed.
Health
100
What is the correct term for items placed in equal rows and columns?
Array
100
Which type of polygon is prominent in a truss bridge?
Triangle
100
Think back to when we drew items from direct observation in our sketch books in the classroom. What were these items? Hint: think Ukraine.
Salt and Pepper pots.
100
When we did the Troika dance, most people were in groups of how many and why?
3; because troika has the root word meaning 3.
100
Think back to when you made your building bridges posters in small groups. What did these bridges represent?
Building bridges between friends (building and enhancing friendships)
200
Say the name, the # of faces and # of vertices.
Prism, 6 faces, 8 vertices.
200
What makes a test fair?
Changing only 1 variable at a time.
200
Describe our two print making art projects from this year.
Ukrainian treyzub and lamas for Peru.
200
Explain the rules of swamp ball.
Students toss balls to tag other students. If a student is tagged, they need to go to the other team's swamp. A student can be saved from the swamp if they catch a ball in mid air.
200
What is an important piece of information for you to know if you were ever to become lost?
Your address or home phone number
300
Name this fraction
two ninths
300
Name at least 4 physical properties that can be used to identify rocks and minerals.
Hardness, luster, cleavage, texture, color.
300
What is an important aspect of a mandala?
it should be symmetrical.
300
Name two other dances that we learned this year (not Troika).
Sweets of May & Down the River.
300
Name 3 tips that help with studying and being prepared for a test.
1. Have your parents or siblings quiz you
2. get a good sleep
3. Eat a good breakfast
4. take home your notes early to review.
Etc...
400
Solve this problem:
Ryan has 13 horses. 6 of his horses are brown and the rest are black. What fraction of Ryan's horses are black?
seven thirteenths
400
name the life cycles stages of a meal worm.
1. Egg
2. Larva
3. pupa
4. Beetle
400
Think back to when your drew pumpkins from direct observation. What 2 things were you challenged to do while drawing?
1. Draw without looking down at the page (blind contour drawing)
2. Draw without lifting your pencil from the page
400
Name the rules of the game "Pirates of the Caribbean"
- Students run from the beach to the treasure cave to collect bean bags.
-There are pirates who try to tag the adventurers with a foam noodle (or chicken).
-Cursed ship: When a player becomes tagged, they must go to the cursed ship. They roll die; if they roll an even number, they are back in play; if they roll an odd number, they become a zombie stuck in a hula hoop and they try to tag other players.
-Pirates are not allowed on the beach or in the treasure cave.
400
Name each letter in the SMART goal setting method.
S
M
A
R
T
S: specific
M: measurable
A: action plan
R: realistic
T: timeline
500
Solve this equation. (you may need paper).
78 + ? = 164
86
500
A giraffe eating leaves from a tall tree is an example of what?
Structural/Physical adaptation.
500
Think back to our waterlily art work. Which artist were we inspired by in this art work?
Claude Monet.
500
Name one of the dance steps we learned when we practiced Bhangra.
Chaal, Shisha, Punjab, Single Dhamaal, Bedi.
500
Name two principles of fair play and how they connect to one sport or game that we played in Phys. Ed. this year.
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