Reading/Writing
The beginning of every sentence must start with one of these.
Capital letter
The product of 6x7
42
A baby frog without legs is known as this.
Tadpole
Our music teacher's name.
Mrs. Gordon
The first president of the United States.
George Washington
This punctuation mark signals excitement, anger, and other strong emotions.
Exclamation point
The number of minutes in two hours.
The Native American tribe that is local to Santa Clarita.
Tataviam
The number of quarter beats in a whole note.
The number of days in one year.
365
The type of writing in which you might see phrases like, "I think," "I feel," and "I believe."
Opinion writing
The formula for figuring out the amount of space inside a shape.
Area = length x width
Gravity is this type of force.
Pull
A silent beat is known as this.
Rest
Raisins come from this fruit.
A text feature that describes what's happening in a photograph or drawing.
Caption
A polygon with one pair of parallel sides and one pair of perpendicular sides.
Trapezoid
The type of community with skyscrapers, lots of people, and many businesses.
Urban community
The instrument family that includes instruments such as the saxophone, trumpet, and tuba.
Brass
Animals that sleep during the day and are awake at night are called this.
Nocturnal
The number of open syllables in the word "volcano."
Two
Any fraction equivalent to 3/6.
1/2, 4/8, 6/12, 8/16, etc.
The four life cycle stages all living things go through.
Birth, growth, reproduction, death
This composer wrote music for movies such as Harry Potter and Star Wars.
John Williams
The largest and smallest continents in the world.
Asia and Australia