Superheroes
Mrs. Levi's absolute favorite superhero.
What is Wonder Woman?
The answer is 64.
What is 8 x 8?
Raising your hand, saying thank you and please, and waiting your turn are examples of a part of our Social Contract.
What are manners?
Jumping in puddles, swimming in a pool, lake, or ocean, and running through sprinklers.
What is getting WET?
The two main characters in The Lemonade War.
Who are Evan and Jessie?
Mrs. Levi's second favorite superhero.
Some answers are 2, 4, 16, 24, 72, and 100.
What are even numbers?
The smell of Mrs. Levi's room especially in the morning.
What is coffee?
Mrs. Levi's favorite place to visit, sightsee, or hike in.
What is the Garden of the Gods?
The bet the main characters made.
Who can make $100 by Sunday?
Mrs. Levi's favorite Marvel movie.
What is The Avengers?
Some answers are 1, 3, 5, 9, 11, 17, and 35.
What are odd numbers?
Mrs. Levi's BIGGEST pet peeve.
What is chewing gum, using stubbies, humming, and shouting out?
The shows Mrs. Levi spends her time watching on Netfixs or Hulu.
What are crime shows? (Any example of them: Law and Order, Criminal Minds, CSI, Forensic Files, etc.)
The way to make your lemonade business stand out.
What is a bright, colorful poster decorated, free face painting, nail polishing, and knowing the right price?
Mrs. Levi's favorite DC Comics movie.
What is Wonder Woman?
An example of these are: 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45, and 50.
What are multiples?
Treating others the way you would like to be treated.
What is the Golden Rule?
Mrs. Levi's walking partner.
Who is Delilah?
The worst place to set up your lemonade stand.
What is by businesses and public places?
Mrs. Levi has a game at home that is Avengers-themed.
What is Avengers Monopoly?
The difference between 450 and 125.
What is 325?
The most important thing to do in Mrs. Levi's class.
What is Learn something NEW every day or figure out the HOW in math or Choose Kindness?
Mrs. Levi wants you to do this throughout the summer.
What is reading and/or practicing your math facts?
After you buy the lemonade, sell it, and then subtract the cost from the money you made...it's called...
What is a PROFIT?