the answer to a multiplication equation

(a)  

the numbers you multiply together to find a product

(a)  

the proper name for a number sentence

(a)  

a number sentence without an equals sign

(a)  

add, subtract, multiply, and divide

(a)  

the number you are dividing up in a division equation

(a)  

the number of groups you are making in a division equation

(a)  

the value a digit has due to its position in a number

(a)  

the form of a number where the value of each digit is shown separately (1000 + 300 + 20 + 3)

(a)  

the form of a number written in the "regular" way

(a)  

the form of a number written in words

(a)  

number orders from least to greatest

(a)  

order numbers from greatest to least

(a)  

a process that determines which multiple of 10, 100, 1,000, and so on, a number is closest to

(a)  

the products of a specific fact family (0,2,4,6,8... are the (a)   of 2)

the property that says that we can break numbers apart to make equations easier as long as we add together the answers

(a)  

Something in an experiment that is changed

(a)  

The variable that is chosen by the scientists to change, the test variable

(a)  

The variable that is effected by the change in the test variable

(a)  

Any of the ways that we can describe or classify matter

(a)  

A type of matter with a definite shape and definite volume

(a)  

A type of matter with a no definite shape but it does have definite volume

(a)  

A type of matter with no definite shape or definite volume

(a)  

When a metal has a field that causes it to attach to other metal

(a)  

The pole on a magnet labeled N

(a)  

The pole on a magnet labeled S

(a)  

What happens when you put two north poles together or two south poles together

(a)  

What happens when you put together a north pole and a south pole

(a)  

The amount of matter something is made up of

(a)  

The amount of space something takes up

(a)  

the main idea of a text or what the text is mostly about

(a)  

fact or idea that supports or tells more about a central, or main idea

(a)  

the authors reason for writing

(a)  

a visual that gives information or supports a text

(a)  

special part of a text, such as punctuation, label, or a style of text, that calls out something important

(a)  

to try to make clear what you don’t understand in your reading

(a)  

to check for understanding while reading

(a)  

the repetition of the same sound(s) at the end of words

(a)  

a regular beat in music, poetry, or dance

(a)  

a group of lines that forms part of a poem

(a)  

describes how readers experience a story, either through a character in the story (first person) or an outside narrator (third person)

(a)  

the person who tells a story

(a)  

a person or animal in a story

(a)  

to tell a story in your own words

(a)  

the conflict, events, and resolution that make up a story’s structure

(a)  

where and when a story takes place takes place

(a)  

the big idea, moral, or lesson of a piece of writing

(a)  

to restate the most important information, or main ideas, in a text in your own words

(a)  

the way information is organized in a text

(a)  

the words and sentences around an unknown word that can be clues to its meaning

(a)  

when matter changes from solid to liquid, heat energy is added

(a)  

when matter changes from liquid to gas, heat energy is added

(a)  

when matter changes from gas to liquid, heat energy is removed

(a)  

when matter changes from liquid to solid, heat energy is removed

(a)  

something that is man made

(a)  

a change that results in a new material being formed

(a)  

a change to matter that does NOT create a new material

(a)