Old School Slang
In the 1960's if something was "groovy" it meant this.
Cool or Excellent
In this country, students often remove their shoes before entering the classroom and may bow to the teacher.
Japan
This sandwich, served in wax paper, was a staple of 80's lunchboxes.
Peanut Butter and Jelly
"Cruisin for a bruisin" meant this kind of behavior.
Asking for trouble or provoking someone
In math class, this shape has 3 sides and 3 angles.
Triangle
"Book it" was 80's slang meaning to do this quickly.
Run or Leave
In many parts of the UK, students wear these every day instead of casual clothes.
Uniform
These rectangular desserts were often served with school lunch.
Chocolate Brownies
In the 1950's, students practiced this type of drill for nuclear threats.
Duck and Cover
In science class, H2O is the formula for this.
Water
Someone wearing "Bell Bottoms" probably went to school in this decade.
1970's
In India, the school year often begins in this month due to the monsoon season.
June
This powdered drink mix came in a canister and was often served cold.
Kool Aid or Tang
Which US President signed the law creating public Head Start programs.
Lyndon B. Johnson
This US document begins with the words "We the People".
Constitution
A "square" back in the day was someone who acted like this.
Boring or Uncool
In this African country, students learn in both Arabic and French, and many miles to reach school.
Morocco
"Pizza Friday" was popular in many schools, with this common shape.
Rectangle or Square
The No Child Left Behind Act was signed into law in this year.
2002
In English, this figure of speech compares two things using "like" or "as".
Simile
To "go steady" with someone in the 1950's meant this.
To be in an exclusive relationship.
Which country has a progressive education system is known for minimal homework, no standardized tests, and highly respected teachers.
Finland
The "hot lunch" line typically required this in addition to your tray.
Lunch Ticket or Punch Card.
This landmark 1954 case outlawed segregation in schools.
Brown vs. Board of Education
In geography, this is the name of the imaginary line that divides the Earth into Western and Eastern Hemispheres.
Prime Meridian