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Money Honey
What's in a Sentence?
Punkin' Chunkin'
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Story Time
100
This coin is worth 25 cents in US currency.
What is a quarter.
100
A sentence must always, always, always begin with a...
What is a capital.
100
How many seeds does the average pumpkin have?
What is 500 seeds.
100
This instrument can measure both feet and inches.
What is a ruler.
100
Stories that are true. They really happened.
What is non-fiction.
200
A nickel is worth how many cents?
What is 5 cents.
200
A sentence must always, always, always end with...
What is punctuation.
200
About how many pounds did the heaviest pumpkin ever weight?
What is 1810 pounds.
200
This instrument measures yards, feet, and inches.
What is a yard stick.
200
Make believe stories.
What is fiction.
300
This is another name for paper money.
What is a bill.
300
This type of punctuation would be used if the sentence is a question.
What is a question mark.
300
About how many different kinds of pumpkins are there?
What is 30.
300
How many inches are in 1 foot?
What is 12 inches.
300
This type of fiction story are made up but could be true.
What is realistic fiction.
400
10 pennies is equal to one of these coins.
What is a dime.
400
This type of punctuation would be used if the sentence was saying something exciting.
What is an exclamation mark.
400
How much did our pumpkin weight?
What is 10 pounds.
400
How many feet are in 1 yard?
What is 3 feet.
400
These are the people or animals in a story.
What is characters.
500
If I had 1 quarter and two nickels, how many total cents would I have?
What is 30 cents.
500
A sentence must always, always, always tell a...
What is a complete thought/idea.
500
About how many seeds did our pumpkin have?
What is 364.
500
How many grams are in 1 pound?
What is 454.
500
This is what the story is mostly about.
What is the main idea.