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100

Schools most often take a 'Whole-School' approach to this policy to reduce bullying and respond to it appropriately. 

No Bullying Policy

100

This is a Person, Place, Thing or Idea! 

Noun

100

Known as the most basic economic principle, which states that human wants are unlimited, but the resources available to satisfy them are limited. It creates choices of Trade Offs and Opportunity Cost

Scarcity

100

This Doctor writes his books in rhymes

Dr. Suess

100

Most of us live here -- There are likely a few exceptions

Earth

200

The Department of Education does not have jurisdiction over these types of schools UNLESS they directly receive federal funding

Private Elementary/Secondary Schools

200

The name for a 6 sided polygon

Hexagon

200

By definition, this value is the smallest Prime Number

2

200

This Author is best known for his vibrant, collage-style picture books for children, especially The Very Hungry Caterpillar 

Eric Carle

200

The color Indigo and this Planet share common ground because someone moved the fence post

Pluto

300

"This is the constitutional requirement to treat students fairly by following established, impartial procedures before taking actions that could negatively affect their rights, such as long-term suspension or expulsion, or their special education services."

Due Process

300

Every State has one of these locations

State Capitol 

300

During the Revolutionary War, Francis Scott Key wrote this poem

Star Spangled Banner

300

The primary message of this novel by Kurt Vonnegut is that war is senseless, destructive, and dehumanizing, and that its glorification is dangerous

Slaughterhouse-Five  

300

The New York Times "Queen of Astrology", Susan Miller, explains that periods of Retrograde for this planet are "notorious for causing computers to crash and for other electronic devices to show signs of wear, requiring urgent repair. She suggests people follow routine hardware and software maintenance to keep yourself safe from cybersecurity issues." 

Mercury

400

Known as the action of staying away from school without good reason; absenteeism. 

Truancy

400

The colors that form the fundamental basis of every other color are known as this

Primary Colors

400

This is made up of air, water, land, and living things

Environment

400

Daily Double: Harper Lee is most famous for Authoring this book in 1960

To Kill a Mocking Bird

400

Like Earth, this Planet has evidence to suggest Plate Tectonic activity -- Thus making Earth no longer the only Planet to have Plate tectonics

Venus

500

Mandated under the Individuals with Disabilities Act (IDEA), this provides students with disabilities a fundamental guarantee to education 

Free Appropriate Public Education (FAPE)

500

Combining Vinegar and Baking Soda make a reaction that creates this liquid

Water

500

A push or a pull on an object that is the result of an interaction with another object or a field. Often represented as a vector quantity, meaning it has both magnitude and direction.

Force

500

Ray Bradbury's dystopian novel, which explores themes of censorship and technology's impact on society. The book was published in 1953. 

Fahrenheit 451

500

These 4 Planets are Gas Giants

Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune

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