Coming to Terms with Math
The word used to describe lines that are equidistant apart and will never touch.
What is liquid?
Each person experiences this as they progress throughout their life. It can be used to describe both physical and mental changes.
What is growth?
Say cheese! We do this when we are about to have our picture taken.
What is pose?
What is a schwa?
This word is used to describe the act of removing an amount from another, larger number.
A dodgeball becomes this when you pick it up and throw it at a classmate.
What is a projectile?
The two characteristics that Ms. Ramsay forces you to practice on a daily basis.
What are patience and perseverance?
Tightrope walkers use this skill to prevent them from falling.
What is balance?
Another word for a story. It contains characters, a setting, and events.
What is a narrative?
2- and 3-dimensional shapes have these when they have lines that meet.
What are vertices?
Most of your body is in this state of matter.
What is solid?
This word means to commit something to memory through repeated practice.
What is memorize?
A series of games or matches.
What is a tournament?
We feel this when we appreciate what we have, or something we have been given.
What is thankful?
This 3-dimensional object shares its name with ancient structures built in Egypt.
What is a pyramid?
We wash our hands regularly to maintain proper this, another word for cleanliness.
What is hygiene?
The opposite of easy peasy, lemon squeezy.
What is a challenge?
This word is used for the edge of something, or a place where you are not allowed to go.
What is a boundary?
Call 911! This word describes a situation that requires immediate action.
What is estimate?
This is the word used to describe someone who is able to spread a disease to another person.
What is contagious?
A word that describes when two people come to an agreement that they are both satisfied with, even if it isn't their first choice.
What is a compromise?
Team games and sports require this, which means working together.
What is collaboration?
This is how Ms. Ramsay feels each time you use the Word of the Day properly in a sentence.
What is proud?