Money
1. What is the value of a penny?
2. What is the value of a nickel?
1. 1 cent
2. 5 cents
Define a noun and give an example of a noun in a sentence.
A noun is a person, place, or thing.
Julia went to the store to buy groceries.
I saw many animals at the Zoo.This brand of soda is loved by polar bears.
Coca-Cola
What are the 2 most popular ice cream flavors?
Chocolate and Vanilla!
Who is Mario's brother?
Luigi
1. What is the value of a quarter?
2. What is the value of dime?
1. 25 cents
2. 10 cents
Adjectives tell about a person, place, or thing. Adjectives describe the color, number, or size of an object.
Read each sentence and state the adjective for each sentence. Then, state whether the adjective describes color, number, or size.
1. There are six grapes in the bowl.
2. The red bowl is on the counter.
3. I see a large plate in the cabinet.
1. Six is the adjective. (number)
2. Red is the adjective. (color)
3. Large is the adjective. (size)
Nike
I am a holiday in the summer that people celebrate their dad.
Father's Day
What kind of animal is Sonic?
Hedgehog
While cleaning her room, Samantha found coins. She needs help in counting the change. She also wants to buy an ice cream cone. The ice cream costs $3.50. Does she have enough money to buy ice cream?
In her room she finds:
4 quarters
1 dollar
10 pennies
5 dimes
8 nickels
Samantha does not have enough money to buy her ice cream ):
Samantha only has 3 dollars.
Identify the correct spelling for each word:
1. steng / sting / stenge
2. class/ classes / clas
3. phlew / flew/ flu (airplanes)
1. sting
2. class
3. flew
Red bullseye
Target
Name the 3 months of summer.
June, July, August.
This franchise is known for its tagline "Gotta catch 'em all".
Pokemon
I have a 5 dollar bill but I want to exchange it for coins. What is one way of changing a 5 dollar bill into coins? (Note: you need to use quarters, pennies, nickels, and dimes).
I can use 8 quarters, 20 dimes, 50 pennies, 10 nickels.
8 quarters = $2.00
20 dimes = $2.00
50 pennies = $0.50
10 nickels = $0.50
Adverbs describe verbs. They give detail about how, when, or where an action happens.
We spoke clearly.
I left my book somewhere.
James quickly found it.
Read each sentence below and state the adverb. Then state whether the adverb tells who, when, or where.
1. Weeds grow everywhere.
2. Sophia carefully pulls them.
3. Soon the vegetable plants will sprout.
1. everywhere (where)
2. carefully (how)
3. soon (when)
Bitten apple
Apple
Who is the person who keeps you safe when you go swimming or to the beach?
Lifeguard
In this game, you harvest blocks to build other blocks.
Minecraft
Angel has been working really hard and has been saving his allowance. For his birthday, his aunt gave him $25. His grandparents gave him $30, and his parents gave him $100. He now has $230. How much money did he have before his birthday?
25+30+100 = 155
His grandparents, aunt, and parents gave him a total of $155 dollars.
Now we need to subtract $230 from $155.
230-155 = 75
Angel had $75 dollars before his birthday.
Fill in the blank:
Geo's parents will arrive at 6:00 pm. She will ask the guest to be ____ by 5:45 pm. Geo is excited about the party. He can't wait to see _____ faces. _____ going to be happy to see that all of _____ friends are going to be _______.
A. Their
B. They're
C. There
Geo's parents will arrive at 6:00 pm. She will ask the guest to be there by 5:45 pm. Geo is excited about the party. He can't wait to see their faces. They're going to be happy to see that all of their friends are going to be there.
There means the opposite of here “at that place.” Their means “belongs to them.”
They're is a contraction of “they are” or “they were.”
What car has a horse as its logo?
Mustang, Ferrari
Name the white bird you always see when you go to the beach.
Segull
In this game, a group of 100 players gets dropped off on an island to battle it out until only one is left.
Fortnight