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Olympics
Valentine's Day/ Math
Black History
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The number of rings in the Olympic Rings.
What is 5 rings?
100
This shape represents Valentine's Day.
What is a heart?
100
He was famous for changing the laws to be equal for all in the 1960's.
Who is Martin Luther King Jr.?
100
Someone who is jumping like a bunny is ________.
What is hopping?
100
The name of the main character in the book we are reading this week.
Who is Mr. Tanen?
200
The colors of the Olympic Rings.
What is red, yellow, green, blue and black?
200
The book Mrs.Purdy read to the class that had two best friends.
What is The Biggest Valentine Ever?
200
She was the First African American pilot.
Who is Bessie Coleman?
200
To look at something and have a lost look.
What is staring?
200
This word means somewhere you keep your money. For example a bank _________.
What is an account?
300
The sport where a person pushes a rock towards a target and two people push brooms on ice to clear a path.
What is curling?
300
The date of Valentine's Day.
What is February 14th?
300
She helped people escape North to be free.
Who is Harriet Tubman?
300
To laugh.
What is chuckled?
300
To say something over and over again.
What is to repeat?
400
Two teams play against each other on ice. They wear lots of padding and they hit a puck to score points.
What is hockey?
400
There are 6 wubbles today and tomorrow there will be 12 wubbles. This is called_______
What is doubling?
400
This was used to help black people get safely north and be free.
What is the quilt?
400
To be really upset and sad.
What is disappointed?
400
The problem in the story.
There was not enough money to build a new playground.
500
The competitors do triple axles and double axles.
What is figure skating?
500
2+7+3+8 =
What is 20?
500
He played tennis and was famous.
Who is Arthur Ash?
500
You use this when you plan for how much money to spend.
What is a budget?
500
How does everyone find out that Mr. Tanen is selling his ties?
He puts up flyers and they all call each other to spread the news.