Day 2
A symbol used to represent a quantity(usually unknown).
What is Variable?
A value that remains unchanged.
What is a Constant?
A number that is not a fraction; a whole number.
What is an Integer?
What do you call the longest day of the year?
The Summer Solstice
It is common for public schools to have two-hour lunch breaks.
What is France?
Two or more numbers, expressions, or quantities representing the same value.
Terms that have identical variable parts.
A statement of values of two expressions being equal, using the sign =.
What is an Equation?
True or False: Summer is the northern and southern hemispheres are at different times of year.
True
This country typically has school start in late January and ends in mid December.
What is Australia?
What is Simplify?
Allows for a value outside of parentheses to be multiplied by each value inside the parentheses.
What is Distributive Property?
What is Evaluate?
What is a berry that is popular in the summer and people have seed spitting contests with?
Watermelons
This country requires nine years of education and school days typically run from 7:30am to 5pm.
What is China?
A number that is multiplied by a variable.
What is Coefficient?
Dividing a number of expression evenly with no remainders.
What is Factor?
Numbers that can be made into a fraction: Ex: a/b
Both a and b are integers.
Every four years, there is this world wide summer event.
The Summer Olympics
Many schools have students stay in the same classroom and teachers rotate throughout the day.
What is South Korea?
A combination of numbers, variables, and operators (-,+,x,/) that represents a value.
What is an Expression?
The concept that the order of numbers does not change the result in addition or multiplication.
What is Identity Property?
This famous tower grows 6 inches during the summer due to its iron structure expanding in the summer heat.
The Eiffel Tower
This country has schools operating in shifts to accommodate all the students. One in the early morning and one in the afternoon.
What is the Philippines?