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Earliest Americans
Aztec, Inca, and Maya Oh My!
Native American Culture
Math Riddles
Classroom Procedure
100
Land bridge that the earliest Americans crossed on.
What is the Beringia?
100
They grew crops on floating gardens
What is the Aztec empire?
100
They provided leadership for the Iroquois communities
What are the women?
100
It's the number of toes on a foot, times the number of inches in a foot.
What is 60? (5 x 12)
100
Place to get homework when you've been absent
What is the blue mailbox?
200
Large masses of ice that move slowly
What are glaciers?
200
Largest empire in the world, during the 1400's
What is the Inca Empire?
200
These were held to mark important events
What are potlatches?
200
A month with 28 days...
What is all of them?
200
Often discussed at the beginning of class
What is the current events article?
300
an extra amount
What is a surplus?
300
created a 52 year calendar
What is Maya Empire?
300
they wove beautiful baskets...
What are the Pomo women?
300
To travel one mile in one minute, you'll have to be going this speed...
What is sixty miles per hour?
300
2 things needed for class everyday
What are something to write on and something to write with?
400
Moving water to crops
What is irrigation?
400
Developed a network of roads and bridges to connect their empire
What is Inca Empire?
400
These were homes made of sun dried bricks
What are adobes?
400
Your number of eyes, ears and nostrils times this number equals the number of hours in a day
What is four?
400
to be expected each friday
What is a quiz or a test?
500
Changed life for the earliest Americans so they didn't have to go far to gather food
What is farming?
500
He plays a horn...spiked hair and all...
Who is kokopelli?
500
The practice of breeding plants and taming wild animals
What is domestication?
500
The next number in this series: 1,3,6,10,X
What is 15? (1+2=3, 3+3=6, 6+4=10, 10+5=15)
500
Mr. Cole can't stand these three types of people
What are liars, cheaters and thieves?