Spelling/Grammar
Math
Social Studies
Reading/Writing
Miscellaneous
100

Explain what a homophone is and give an example of two words that are homophones. 

Yay-yuh!

100

Answer the following facts:

7 x 0 = ?                8 x 8 = ?        5 x 1 = ?

4 x 5 = ?                7 x 4 = ?        3 x 6 = ? 


0, 20, 64, 28, 5, 18 

100

Which of the following statements are true or false:

Native Americans have the right to vote.

Native Americans are citizens of the U.S. 

Some Native Americans have no land and others do.

Many Native Americans today live in poverty. 

All true- you go girl!

100

What are the two lenses to look through when reading nonfiction? 


Daily double. 

Yah

100

What is the "rule" about how often you can sign up for sharing? 

You can't share if you shared the last week. 

200

Spell the following 5 words on your desk!

again

great

guess

heart

really

200

Fill in the 9 lines and have your whole table sing the song that goes with the lines/multiplication facts. 

Great

200

What are two things that determined what type of houses NA built? 

Weather and natural resources.

200

Name 2 ways to tackle a tough word in reading. 

Yep

200

Draw an array to show 2 x 9. 

xxxxxxxxx

xxxxxxxxx

300

Name three words that contain one of the following silent letters and spell the words correctly:

gh, kn, ph, gn, mn, mb 

You rock!!!

300

What is the commutative property? Give an example. 

Changing the order of a multiplication sentence does not change the answer. Ex. 6 x 4= 4 x 6 

300

Name two regions in California where the NA lived. 

Northwest, northeast, great basin, Colorado river, Central, Southern

300

Name 4 types of text features that you might see in a nonfiction book. 

You nailed it!
300

Name the primary and secondary colors on the color wheel. 

Primary- Red, yellow, blue

Secondary- Orange, green, purple 

400

Fill in "a" or "an" in the following sentences:

1. He wanted _____ airplane for Christmas. 

2. The friends went on _____ hike. 

3. In _______ instant, you could be a millionaire. 

1. an

2. a

3. an 

400

Explain the 9's tricks with your fingers and show how to solve a fact with 9's using your fingers. 

Totes.
400

Name three Native American Tribes from California.

Hupa, Pomo, Kuruk, Chumash, Cahuilla, Ohlone, Miwok

400

Name three ways you can teach your partner or others about your nonfiction reading.

Main idea and details.

Use gestures.

Use an explaining voice.

Point to charts, tables. 

400

How many candles are on a menorah? 

Daily double if you can name the middle candle and tell what it does? 

9 total. 

Shamus- lights other candles. 

500

What are the 3 types of ways to spell _________? 

Use each type in a sentence correctly and read them out loud to the class. 

There- a place, location, not ownership 

Their- ownership 

They're- They are 

500

What is the missing number?

4 x 9 = 6 x ? 

Daily double- double points when you answer this question!

6

500

What are ways that Native Americans carry on their traditions? Name 2 ways. 

Storytelling and music/dance/performance.

500

What are some ways to organize your chapters in a non-fiction book or things you can include in a non-fiction book? List at least three to get your points. Not text features. 

Pro/con.

Problem/Solution.

Tell a personal story. 

Paragraph.

Topic sentence. 

Add details/elaborate.

Intro/conclusion.
Connect chapters.

Table of contents. 

500

Unscramble the following words:

1. ncarswhe                    2.  nnooncfiti

3. chirastsm                    4. sinagt 

Bonus: liimainuttplco (double points for this :)

Crenshaw!

nonfiction!

Christmas!

Giants!

Multiplication!!!