Math Symbols
Money Coins/Dollars
School Stuff
Square Roots
Math Formulas
100

This x2 is used for a number times itself 

What is X to the 2nd power, or X squared

100

This coin represents $.01

What is a penny

100

This is the class that you have once a week on Friday

What is Art

100

What is the square root of 16

4

100

How do we solve for the perimeter of a square/rectangle (the fence around the house)

What is adding up all the sides on the outside

200

This x3 is used when a number is times itself, and times itself again

What is X cubed, or X to the 3rd power

200

This coin represents this $.05

What is a nickel

200

This class allows you to go outside and travel on the school bus

What is P.E.

200

What is the square root of 25

5

200

What is the formula for the area of a square/rectangle

What is Length times Width (L X W)

300

This + is used to describe the sum of two numbers

What is addition

300

This coin represents $.10

What is a dime

300

This class happens once a week on Tuesday

What is SEL

300

What is the square root of 36

6

300

What is the formula for the area of a triangle

What is 1/2 of the base times height

400

This - is used to describe taking a way from a number

What is subtraction

400

This coin represents $.25

What is a quarter

400

This person is your favorite teacher

Who is Mr. Morris, Mr. Eddins, Ms. Cave, Teacher Moore, Mr. Thornton, Mr. Grunder, Ms. Cameron, Ms. Alex, Mr. Rudacil, Dash

400

What is the square root of 64

8
400

These letters have a special saying/phrase that you can say for each letter in PEMDAS

What is Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally

500

This symbol is used to describe a number where you have to find what number times itself equals this number

What is the square root

500

This coin may be gold in color and equals the same as four quarters

What is a dollar

500

What is 23 + 44

What is 6IX 7EVVVEN

500

What is the square root of 100

10

500

This formula is for when we say A squared plus B squared equals C squared

What is the Pythagorean Theorem

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