4th Grade
Math
Math
The number of degrees in a triangle
180
Give an example of a contraction and explain which two words were used to form the contraction.
can not - can't
I will - I'll
it is - it's
How do you spell the name of your favorite teacher?
S P E N C E R
What is the equator?
An imaginary line around the middle of the Earth that separates the Northern and Southern hemispheres. The closer you are to the equator the warmer the climate
Rhyme a word with the word cat
rat, mat, Pat,
The number of inches in 1 yard.
36
This is an example of a homophone and explain what each word means.
What is bare (no clothes) and bear (an animal);
here (location) and hear (to listen with your ears); sea (the ocean) and see (vision), to (preposition - direction), two (number), and too (also)?
What is the verb in this sentence?
The shark ate Juliano.
ate
What state is to the east of Missouri?
Illinois
What is the name of the quadrilateral with one set of parallel lines and two acute angles? Draw it
400 divided by 20
20
What is an adjective? Name the adjective in this sentence.
The silly cat got its head stuck in the vase.
An adjective is a word that describes a noun. What is silly?
What is the angle of supplementary angles?
--------- 180 degrees
In which state is Mount Rushmore found?
South Dakota
Find the adverb in the sentence:
The students worked quickly to finish their work.
Quickly
Draw intersecting lines
Y
What is a verb? Which word is the verb in this sentence?
The student read out loud to annoy everyone else
A verb in an action word. read
What is a biography?
The story of someone's life (written by another person)
What is the largest ocean on Earth?
The Pacific Ocean
What is the plural of puppy? Write it
puppies
Draw an obtuse angle
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What is an adverb? Identify the adverb in this sentence
I yell loudly at my television when I watch hockey.
An adverb modifies a verb. What is loudly?
Draw a polygon
A polygon is a shape with at least 3 sides, but it usually has 5
On what continent do penguins live?
Antarctica
What is a Pronoun?
He, She, It,