Fractions
Multiplication
Geometry
Financial Literacy
Patterns
100
A pizza cut into 2 equal pieces and you eat 1 piece.
What is one-half (1/2)?
100
Counting by 4s: 4, 8, 12, 16… the next number.
What is 20?
100
This 3‑D shape has 6 equal square faces, 12 edges, and 8 corners
What is a cube?
100
A Canadian coin worth 25 cents
What is a quarter?
100
Green square?
200
A shape split into 4 equal parts. 
What is quarters (1/4)?
200
A 3 by 5 array shows this multiplication fact.
what is 3x5=15?
200
This 3‑D shape has no edges and no vertices — just one smooth, curved surface all the way around.
What is a sphere?
200
Four quarters make this amount.
What is a dollar($1)?
200
5, 10, 15, 20… This is the pattern rule these numbers follow.
What is counting by 5's
300
A rectangle has 3 out of 8 parts coloured. 
What is three-eighths (3/8)?
300
4 groups of 6.
What is 4x6=24
300
This part of a rectangular prism is where two faces meet.
What is the edge?
300
Money you keep for later instead of spending.
What is saving?
300
On a 100 chart, a pattern goes 7, 17, 27, 37, 47. This is the rule the pattern is following as it grows.
What is going up by 10?
400
One-half(1/2), two-quarters(2/4) and three-sixths (3/6)
What are equivalent fractions?
400
Double 7.
7+7
What is 14?
400
This word describes the room an object takes up — if you can hold it and it has length, width, and height, it fills this.
What is space?
400
You pay $5 for something that costs $3.
What is $2?
400
On a 100 chart, a pattern goes 56, 51, 46, 41.
This is the rule the pattern is following. 
What is subtracting by 5?
500
You have 10 candies and 5 are red.
What is one-half (1/2)?
500
Any number multiplied by 0.
What is 0?
7x0=0
500
This 3‑D shape has a square base and four triangular faces that meet at a point on top. 
What is a square-based pyramid?
500
This amount of money.
What is $8.50?
500
The next 4 shapes in the pattern are.
What is triangle, triangle, square, triangle?