Showing posts with label word and problem of the day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label word and problem of the day. Show all posts

01 November 2012

Word and Problem of the Day


Word of the Day: nutritious (adj)

Definition: being good for the body, healthy

1) We need to make sure we bring a nutritious lunch every day.
2) Apples are nutritious.
3) Sweets are not nutritious.

Problem of the Day: 3x6, 7x6, 4x6, 8x6, 9x6

29 October 2012

Word and Problem of the Day


Word of the Day: swiftly (adv)

Definition: to do something in a quick way.

1) The class walked swiftly to the assembly.
2) He swiftly did his homework so he could play.
3) She ran swiftly across the field.

Problem of the Day: Draw the following fractions: 1/7, 3/10, 4/9, 3/5, 8/11

25 October 2012

Word and Problem of the Day


Word of the Day: to meander (verb)

Definition: to move in a winding path

1) The path meanders through the garden.
2) He meandered through the classroom during Read to Someone.
3) The river meanders through the valley like a snake.

Problem of the Day: Solve the following problems – 4x4, 7x4, 9x4, 5x4, 3x4

24 October 2012

Word and Problem of the Day


Word of the Day: sparse (adj)

Definition: only having a few things, the opposite of crowded

1) Plants are sparse in the desert.
2) The walls in our classroom are not sparse.
3) The playground was sparse yesterday at morning tea.

Problem of the Day: Solve the following problems – 4x3, 7x3, 9x3, 5x3, 3x3

23 October 2012

Word and Problem of the Day


Word of the Day: to detect (verb)

Definition: to discover something; to notice something

1) I detect that you are getting bored and restless.
2) She detected a funny smell in the room.
3) This test will detect if you’re sick.

Problem of the Day: Draw these fractions: 1/4, 3/5, 2/6, 5/7, 1/8, 2/9.

19 October 2012

Word and Problem of the Day


Word of the Day: scent (noun)

Definition: the smell of something.

1) That flower has a peculiar scent.
2) The dog followed the scent of the burglar.
3) What is that awful scent?

Name these fractions: