Math in the Real World
Countries by Shape
Weird Laws
Odd One Out
Poetry in Pieces
100

You buy 3 notebooks for $2 each. How much do you spend?

What is $6?

100

This country looks like a boot kicking a ball.

What is Italy?

100

In Arizona, it’s illegal to let this hopping creature sleep in your bathtub.

What is a donkey?

100

Triangle, square, rectangle, cube

 What is cube?

100

This force pulls objects toward Earth.


What is gravity?

200

A pizza has 8 slices. You eat 3. What fraction of the pizza is left?

What is 5/8?

200

This long, skinny South American country stretches down the west coast.

What is Chile?

200

In Singapore, you can’t chew this sticky treat in public.  

What is gum?

200

Jupiter, Mars, Earth, Mount Everest

What is Mount Everest?

200

Plants use this process to make their own food using sunlight.

What is photosynthesis?

300

A store takes 20% off a $50 jacket. What is the sale price?

What is $40?

300

This country looks like a diamond or a heart, right in the middle of Europe.

What is France?

300

In Georgia, you can’t eat this utensil-less food with your hands in public

What is fried chicken?

300

Dog, cat, hamster, igneous

What is igneous?

300

The center of an atom is called this.

What is the nucleus?

400

A car travels 180 miles in 3 hours. What’s its average speed?

What is 60 miles per hour?

400

This country in Africa looks like a giant chicken leg

What is Madagascar?

400

In Switzerland, you can’t own just one of these small squeaky pets (they get lonely).

What are guinea pigs?

400

Africa, Asia, Europe, Texas

What is Texas?

400

This is the layer of gases surrounding the Earth.

What is the atmosphere?

500

You save $15 every week. How many weeks until you have $180?

What is 12 weeks?

500

This country in Southeast Asia looks like a dragon with a long tail.

What is Vietnam?

500

In Denmark, parents can’t name their kids anything they want—names must come from an official what?

What is a government-approved name list?

500

Shakespearian, metaphor, simile, hyperbole

 What is Shakespearian?

500

This scientific law says that every action has an equal and opposite reaction.

What is Newton’s Third Law?