Vocabulary
Subject/Predicate
Text Features
Social Studies
Math
100

Pronounce this word, elegant.

/el/  /e/ /gan/ /t/

100

Create a subject for this predicate


.....ran up the hill to see the town below.

Answers may vary

100

What is a heading?

Tells you what a paragraph, section, or chapter are about.

100

Which is not a continent?

Africa

Australia

Canada

South America

Canada

100

36 + 25 = ?

61

200

What is the definition of Elegant

Graceful and attractive

200

What is the subject of a sentence?

What or who the sentence is about.

200

What is a caption?

Words near a picture that tell you what is is about.

200

What are the 4 oceans?

Atlantic

Arctic

Pacific

Indian

200

76 + 13 = ?

79

300

What is a synonym for flawless?

Perfect, spotless, immaculate, impeccable

300

What is the subject and predicate of this sentence?

Mrs. Whitaker drove to the store for eggs.

Subject: Mrs. Whitaker

Predicate: ...drove to the store for eggs.

300

Where and what is the Table of Contents?

It is in the beginning of the book and it tells you where major chapters or parts of the book are with their page numbers.

300

How many states are in the United States?

50

300

87 - 64 = ?

23

400

What is an antonym for necessary?

useless, optional, unimportant

400

Create a predicate for this subject.

The boys....

Answers may vary.

400

Where and what is the index?

It is in the back of the book and tells the page numbers that certain words can be found in the book.

400

How many states are in the continental United States?

48

400

BONUS: When do I use -ck a the end of a word?

When there is a short vowel before the /k/ sound.

500

What is the definition of wander?

To move around; to go off course

500

What is the predicate of a sentence telling the reader?

What the subject is doing?

500

What is the glossary?

A list of important words from the book with their meanings.

500

How many presidents has the United States had?

47

500

BONUS: When do I use -k at the end of a word?

When there is a long vowel or a consonant before the /k/ sound.