Class Novels
The main character in Gary Paulsen's novel "The River" uses this to travel down the river.
A wooden raft
In PEMDAS, the E stands for this.
Exponents
In ancient Egypt, the king or queen is typically called this.
Pharaoh.
This is an educated guess or prediction in a science experiment.
A Hypothesis
Our guide at Coloma was called this.
Travelling Tim
In Harper Lee's "To Kill A Mockingbird," the main character Scout gets in trouble at school for knowing how to do this.
Read.
To find 10% of a number, you do this.
Divide by 10
The Greeks believed in many gods, a system known as this.
Polytheism.
This is the force that pulls objects towards Earth.
Gravity
This is your teacher's middle name.
Rae
This government psychologist asks Brain to return to the wilderness to document his survival.
Derek Holtzer
This is the result of dividing -24 by 6.
-4
These large Roman structures carried water to cities.
Aqueducts
This is what happens to particles in a substance when heated.
Move faster or expand
Before Cazadero got its final name, what was it previously known as?
Ingrams
Brian uses this to start fires and cook food in "The River."
Flint and steel
A circle has this many degrees.
360.
This river, present in ancient China, was known as the "cradle of Chinese civilization."
The Yellow River
This is a change in matter that creates a new substance.
A chemical change
Our principal, Ms. Raef, used to be a teacher at this school.
Monte Rio Elementary School
In "To Kill A Mockingbird," Atticus proves Tom could not have committed the crime because of this.
His crippled left arm
If 3 apples cost $6, this is the unit rate.
$2
The ancient Mayans would harvest this from the ground in the bajos (seasonal wetlands).
Clay
This word refers to the ability of a substance to dissolve in a solvent and form a solution.
Solubility
This is the name of your teacher's dog.
Franklin