Engage with Math Jeopardy: Fun Learning for Elementary Students
Join Mrs. Moxley and her Manchester Elementary School students for an exciting Math Jeopardy game! This interactive resource features questions across various topics including numbers, computation, measurement, time/money, fractions, and surprises. Students will enhance their understanding of place value, sums, differences, measurement techniques, and probability while collaborating in a fun, competitive environment. Perfect for classroom settings, this game will make math enjoyable and memorable. Let’s boost those math skills while having a blast!
Engage with Math Jeopardy: Fun Learning for Elementary Students
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This Is Jeopardy
Mrs. Moxley Math Resource Teacher Manchester Elementary School CCPS
$100 Number • What number is shown? • @ \ D
$200 Number • What is the place value for the 6 in this number? • 567
$300 Number Write the expanded form for: 372
$400 Number • Draw a place value model to show: 546
$500 Number Put in order from greatest to least. 786, 706, 876, 678, 867
$100 Computation • What is the sum? • 43 + 24 =
$200 Computation • Find the sum. • $0.29 + $0.46 =
$300 Computation • Estimate the difference. • 752 - 328 =
$400 Computation • Find the sum. • 573 + 357 =
$500 Computation • Find the difference. • 964 – 357 =
$100 Measurement • Measure the line segment to the nearest inch: • qwerty
$200 Measurement • Measure the line segment to the nearest centimeter: • qwertyuiop
$300 Measurement • Find the perimeter:
$400 Measurement • How many inches are in 3 feet?
$500 Measurement • Find the area:
$100 Time/Money • What time is it?
$200 Time/Money • What time is it?
$300 Time/Money How much money? qqQddd Ddnnppp
$400 Time/Money • How much money? • qqqddn
$500 Time/Money • Which is greater? • 3 quarters, 2 dimes, 4 nickels and 7 pennies • a one dollar bill, 1 dime, 1 nickel and 6 pennies
$100Fractions &Probability • What fraction is shaded: • U
$200 Fractions/Probability • Which color counter is more likely to be picked?
$300 Fractions/Probability • Draw a picture to show • 3/4
$400 Fractions/Probability • What fraction of the set is yellow?
$500 Fractions/Probability • List the possible outcomes for rolling a number cube? • How can you describe the chances of each event?
$100 Surprise • Name the coins you would use to make $0.86, using the fewest coins possible
$200 Surprise • Write the probability of picking a red apple as a fraction.
$300 Surprise • What fraction is shaded? • h
$400 Surprise • Estimate the difference. • 553 • - 229
$500 Surprise Solve. Write the missing number in the box. 75 - = 40