exponents
place value
estimating
weird things
even weirder things
corn
100
7.2 ÷ 10^2 =
0.072
100
Round 14.3 to the nearest ten.
10
100
7,939 × 541 ≈
8,000 x 500 = 4,000,000
100
Whose factory sells these?
Rishi's factory sells watermelon helmets.
100
Which classmate has an emotional support corn stuffy thingamajiggy? 
Desirae
100
True or false: the only thing not made out of corn is corn itself.
False
200
40.25 × 10^4 =
402,500
200
Round 589.236 to the nearest tenth.
589.2
200
627 × 674 ≈
600 x 700 = 420,000
200
Your emotional support chicken will be taken away from you if you violate this rule:
Squeak it when you're not supposed to.
200
True or false: This is a toy intended for children under the age of 12. 
False: the emergency unicorn is not a toy.
200
Your teacher thinks this woman could be what girl's mom? 
300
9.4 ÷ 10^2 =
0.094
300
Round 87.46 to the nearest tenth.
87.5
300
751 × 34 ≈
800 x 30 = 24,000
300
Koko ended up living with Billy and two other monkeys. What were the monkeys' names?
Show Off and Funny Face.
300
Your teacher likes pushing this word to make the computer say it aloud. What word? 
corn
300
5,000 years ago, people in what is now called Mexico were growing a version of corn they called _____.
teosinte
400
200.4 ÷ 10^3 =
0.2004
400
Round these to the nearest hundredth, then add them together: 47.981 and 52.019.
100
400
Luca wants to buy a jalopy a. He needs a down payment of $3,000. If he saves $340 each month, estimate how many months will it take him to save the down payment? Hint: $3,000 div $300 =
It will take Luca about ten months to save up.
400
Josie drew this picture of one of our classmates. Is this classmate taller than your teacher? (Hint: the answer has a long o sound in it.)
No----your teacher is shorter than this classmate.
400
This picture was intended to show you that some ____ are big and heavy and made of lots of different types of _______. 
molecules; atoms
400
This is something in the very front of your corn book. It's supposed to be completed by ______
tomorrow.
500
(7 × 10^6) + (3.1 × 10^2)
7,000,310
500
Round each of these to the nearest one, then multiply them: 3.55 and 24.61
100
500
Nandini saves $423 dollars a month for a solar powered jetpack. About how much money will she have saved after 4 years? Hint:
$400 xx 4
Nandini will have saved about $1,600.
500
One of your classmates is a "snad" as well as a______-playing hero.
ukulele
500
These candies actually contain red dye as well as a certain vegetable that rhymes with born and worn. 
corn
500
This illustration from the book about corn shows a method of planting called the ____ _____. 
three sisters
600
5 xx 10^4 - 20,000 =
30,000
600
We can name a number by the place value of its last digit. Therefore, if someone at Eureka Math headquarters says "thirty eight tenths," they really mean what a normal person would call_______.
3.8
600
The curvy or wiggly equals sign means that your answer is an ________, not the actual real number.
estimate
600
This is a huge squirrel! But it's not as impressive as Sophie's grandpa, who is a huge ____ in Hong Kong! 
doctor
600
The morns are meeker than they were,
the ___ are getting brown.
The berry's cheek is plumper;
the rose is out of ______. 
nuts; town
600
Our really interesting corn book is actually titled _____ Natural Resources. If you rearrange all the letters in the first word, you can spell CIVIL ANT GUT.
CULTIVATING