Math
Plants
Economy
Great Lakes
Language Arts
100
A way to find the total number of things when you put together equal groups.
What is Multiplication?
100
This part of the plant takes in water and nutrients from the ground.
What are the roots?
100
Amount the things that can be bought.
What is supply?
100
The great lake nearest to us.
What is Lake Michigan?
100
To convince the reader of something.
What is persuade?
200
The distance around a polygon or other shape.
What is perimeter?
200
Part of the plant that absorbs sunlight.
What are the leaves?
200
The amount people want to buy.
What is demand?
200
The deepest great lake that is also the farthest north.
What is Lake Superior?
200
Small pieces of information that tell about the main idea.
What are details?
300
The amount of surface inside a shape.
Area
300
The part of the plant that holds it up and allows water and nutrients to pass through.
What is the stem?
300
Businesses in one place.
What is economy?
300
This lake is the only lake that does not touch the state of Michigan.
What is Lake Ontario?
300
Describing words.
What are adjectives?
400
Used to show part of a whole, written with a numerator and denominator.
What is a fraction?
400
This part of the plant provides the pollen.
What is the flower?
400
Tasks that people do and are paid for, such as cutting your hair.
What are services?
400
This channel of water connects Lake Michigan and Lake Huron, it also has Michigan's most famous bridge.
What is the Strait of Mackinac?
400
More than one person, place or thing.
What is a plural noun?
500
A group of objects arranged in rows and columns.
What is an array?
500
The method plants use to make sunlight and carbon dioxide into food.
What is photosynthesis?
500
Goods that are leaving a country (or another place).
What is export?
500
The river that connects the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean.
What is the St. Lawrence River?
500
During writing, when you organize your ideas.
What is brainstorming?
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