Hundreds Chart Champions
Arithmetic Abounds
Geometry Geniuses 2
Place Patrons
Fraction Fans
200
It takes this many jumps on the hundreds chart to get from 1 to 10
What is nine?
200
An "equation" always has one of these
What is an equals sign?
200
There is a popular video game that uses this 3-D shape to build its entire world
What is a cube?
200
These body parts are the reason math cares a lot about the number 10
What are fingers and toes?
200
In this picture, this fraction of a circle is highlighted
What is a fourth/one quarter?
400
This set of moves on the hundreds chart subtracts 13 from your starting number
What is ← ← ← ↑? (Any order)
400
If
1 + 1 = 2,
10 + 10 = 20, and
100 + 100 = 200, then
1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 + 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 = ???
What is 2,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000?
400
This painting has this special property, which squares and circles also have
What is symetry?
400
In the number 36, the "6" is in this place
What is the ones place?
400
An example of a fraction that is smaller than a fourth could be this
What is [many answers; 1/5, 1/6, 1/7, 1/8, 1/9...]?
600
The hundreds charts has this many rows of numbers on it
What is 10?
600
These are this many numbers with "teen" in their name (before 20)
What is seven?
600
This many green triangles can fit inside this shape
What is 12?
600
In the number 129, the digit "2" is in this place
What is the tens place?
600
How many equal parts can this painting be cut into?
What is four?
800
Moving diagonally down and right on the hundreds chart will change the number in this way
What is adding 11?
800
10 - 2 - 3 - 4 = ???
What is 1?
800
These two 3-D shapes can be found amongst our blue blocks
What are rectangular prisms and cylinders?
800
This number is missing a digit:
1_5
You can make this many different numbers by filling in the blank with one digit.
What is 10?
800
This coin is named after a fraction, which helps you remember how much it's worth
What is a quarter?
1000
When starting at 1 and following these arrows:
→ ↓ → ↑ → → ↓ ↓ ← ↑ ← ↓ ↓ → ↑ ← ↑ ← ← ↑
you end at this number
What is 1?
1000
If I have 5 friends, and I want to give each of them 4 cookies, how many cookies will I need in all?
What is 20?
1000
A circle has this many different ways to be folded into 2 equal parts
What is an infinite amount?
1000
How many tens are in the number 130?
Bonus: how many hundreds? how many thousands?
What is 13?
Bonus: what is 1 / what is 0?
1000
Once upon a time, Queen Nadia ordered her subjects to bake 500 cakes, so each of her subjects could have one. Just when the frosting was done, Queen Nadia's royal census-taker rushed in, and declared "My Queen! There's been a miscount! We have not 500 subjects, but 1,000! That's twice as much!" The Queen stopped, and thought about what to do, since she was level-headed, and did not like to panic. She called in her royal mathematician, and asked her what she thought of the situation. She measured, and calculated, and drew complicated diagrams on huge pieces of paper. Then, when the Queen was starting to worry that the mathematician would never find the answer, the mathematician suddenly shouted "Eureka!" and made everyone in the Queen's chamber jump. "I've got it!" she continued; "all we need to do is cut each cake into pieces, and everyone can still have an equal amount!"
How many pieces did the mathematician tell the queen to cut the cakes into?
What is two (into halves)?