March
Take the number of letters in the word "march". Multiply that by the number of syllables in "march". Subtract the number of vowels in the word "march". Write down a correctly spelled word that rhymes with that amount.
5x1= 5
5-1= 4
answers will vary
What is the product of 8 and 3/4 as a whole number?
6
What is the perimeter of a square with a side measuring 22 inches?
88 inches
What is a piece of a line called?... has a definite starting and stopping point.
line segment
What is three and seventy-two thousandths as a decimal?
3.072
What date is St. Patrick's Day?
Is that number prime or composite?
17
prime
What is the difference between 5 2/5 and 2 4/5?
2 3/5
What is 27 times greater than 42?
1134
If two angles equal 78 degrees, and one angle is 31 degrees, what is the measure of the other angle?
47 degrees
What decimal is (3 x 100) + (2 x 1) + (7 x 1/10) +
(5 x 1/100) + (4 x 1/1000)?
302.754
What is a math term (vocabulary word) that begins with each letter in "march"?
answers will vary
It rained a total of 23 1/3 inches during 3 days. On day one, it rained 8 2/3 inches. On day two, it rained 7 2/3 inches. How much did it rain the third day?
7 inches
Pencils come in packs of 4. You need to have a total of 131 pencils. How many packs do you need to order to have enough?
33 packs
Name of a triangle with all equal sides and angles?
Name of a triangle that has one right angle?
Name of a triangle with all angles less than 90 degrees?
equilateral triangle
right triangle
acute triangle
8 divided by 1/3...?
24
SPIN THE WHEEL...
The amount will be added to your score.
Nothing to see here...
nothing at all
List all the factors 32 and 24 have in common.
1, 2, 8
How many degrees are in each...
1/2 a pie?
1/3 a pie?
1/6 a pie?
1/10 a pie?
180
120
60
36
SPIN THE WHEEL...
Deduct this amount from other teams. (If a negative, must add to their scores.)
The choices are apple, cherry, and peach. What did each teacher choose as their top choice?
Mr. Chapman... (especially if it is tart)
Mrs. Inskeep...
Mrs. Arnold...
Mrs. Curtis...
cherry
cherry
apple
peach
Ask Emily for a two digit number...
If odd... add 1000!
If even... lose 1000!
Draw 1 card each. If at least half are above 7...
1000 points!
Ask Mrs. Curtis for a three digit number. If the spelling of that number has an even number of vowels...
add 1000!
What is 1/2 + 3/4 + 6/8 + 3/1 + 100/10?
105