A Math and ELA Jeopardy Game. How fast are you? Strategies Can you solve it? DefineMisc. $100 $200 $300 $400 $500.

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A Math and ELA Jeopardy Game

How fast are you? Strategies Can you solve it? DefineMisc. $100 $200 $300 $400 $500

HOW FAST ARE YOU? $100 Solve: 5x5= Back

STRATEGIES $100 Reading a sentence again to gain understanding. Back

CAN YOU SOLVE IT? $100 Jamie ran ¾ of a mile. Her sister, Rose, ran ¼ of a mile. How much further did Jamie run? Back

DEFINE $100 Place where books and guided reading notebooks are kept. Back

MISC. $100 5/8 What is the top number and bottom number of a fraction called? Back

HOW FAST ARE YOU? $200 Solve: 11x4= Back

STRATEGIES $200 Look at the front cover, find an interesting title, look for cool illustrations, and read a little. Back

CAN YOU SOLVE IT? $200 Jack has homework in math, ELA, and science. In how many different orders can he complete his assignments? Back

DEFINE $200 A place to write down all the books you read. Back

MISC. $200 Where are your reading log, letters, and writers response kept. Back

HOW FAST ARE YOU? $300 Solve: 6x7=. Back

STRATEGIES $300 Listen to the readers voice in your head. Back

CAN YOU SOLVE IT? $300 5/8 + 1/8 = 6/16 Explain the error. Make it correct. Back

DEFINE $300 Easy books Just right books Hard books Back

MISC. $300 Name a fraction that is less than a half. Back

HOW FAST ARE YOU? $400 Solve: 9x7= Back

STRATEGIES $400 Move away from your friends, put away distractions, set a goal, and start reading. Back

Clara has a garden that is 7 feet wide and 4 feet long. She has 30 tomato plants. Each plant needs 1 square foot of space. How many left over plants will Clara have? Back CAN YOU SOLVE IT? $400

DEFINE $400 Facts, real pictures, bold text, definitions, and real people. Back

MISC. $400 Sasha used ¾ cup of sugar in her bread recipe. She used 1/3 cup of sugar in her blueberry muffin recipe. Which recipe used more? Back

HOW FAST ARE YOU? $500 Solve: 12x8= Back

STRATEGIES $500 Read a text along with a teacher to understand the text. Back

CAN YOU SOLVE IT? $500 Why is 4/5 greater than 4/6? Back

DEFINE $500 Writing about what you read. Back

MISC. $500 Text to self Text to text Text to world Back