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Chalkboard Challenge

Chalkboard Challenge. Ms. Rowles’ Class Grade 4. Let’s Play. Final Challenge. Weight. Length/distance. Volume. Can it happen?. Division. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 300. 300. 300. 300. 300. 400. 400. 400. 400. 400. 500. 500. 500. 500. 500.

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Chalkboard Challenge

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  1. Chalkboard Challenge Ms. Rowles’ Class Grade 4

  2. Let’s Play Final Challenge Weight Length/distance Volume Can it happen? Division 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500

  3. Weight for 100 Name the two measuring systems 100

  4. Weight for 200 • How big is a kg? 200 Math book

  5. Weight for 300 Paper clip • How big is a gram? 300

  6. Weight for 400 • How many kg would man weigh 400 80 kg

  7. Weight for 500 • When would you use milligrams? 500 Tiny things, bugs, medicine, grains of salt, grains of sand

  8. Length for 100 • Show me how big a centimeter is. 100 Tip of your finger

  9. Length for 200 • How big is a meter? 200 As large as a ball bat.

  10. Length for 300 • What would you use to measure from here to your friend’s house? 300 kilometers

  11. Length for 400 • How big is a millimeter? • How many are there in a cm? 400 Very, Very, tiny 10mm = 1cm

  12. Length for 500 • What is the best unit of measurement for measuring the length of a pencil? 500 • cm • mm • Km • lb

  13. Volume for 100 • How large is a milliliter? 100 Very, very, tiny A small drop

  14. Volume for 200 • What would you use for a small cup of soup? 200 mL

  15. Volume for 300 • What would you use to put water in large pail? mL or L 300 L

  16. Volume for 400 • What would be the amount of water in a swimming pool? L, mL, or KL 400 Kiloliters

  17. Volume for 500 • Medicine in a spoon? 500 mL

  18. Can it Happen? for 100 • Could you walk a Meter? 100 Yes, of course

  19. Can it Happen ? for 200 • Could a huge whale live in 50 Liters of water? 200 No, don’t be silly

  20. Can it Happen? for 300 • Can you walk and hold your breath for 1 Meter? 300 I hope so!

  21. Can it Happen? for 400 • Could you use 1 liter to take a shower in? 400 I think you would be very stinky!

  22. Can it Happen? for 500 • Could you brush your teeth in one liter? 500 Yes, if not, you are Hogging all the water!

  23. Division for 100 • What is the answer to a division problem called? 100 Quotient

  24. Division for 200 • Can the remainder be more than the divisor? 200 No way!

  25. Division for 300 • 678 divided by 3 300 What is the answer ?

  26. Division for 400 • Ann has 87 cents. What is the greatest number of nickels she could have? 400 What is the answer? Did you check it?

  27. Division for 500 Did you figure it out? • Paul has 75 stamps. His album will hold 9 stamps per page. How many pages can he fill? 500

  28. Final Challenge End Game • The water cycle Write Your Final Challenge Wager What is the movement of water by evaporation, condensation, and precipitation? TIME’S UP!

  29. Game Over Natalie Rowles

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