Greatest Common Factor (Divisor)

The numbers 24 and 36 have a lot of factors in common, but which one is their GREATEST common factor?
(Hint: when did they end their "dating?")
24: 1,
36: 1,

Earth's Layers

 

List the 4 compositional layers of the Earth.

Environment Observations

When you walk outside of your house, list 10 things that you would see in your environment.

Example: Mountains

Real Life Math

Give a detailed example of how you use math in your everyday life.

For example:
Yesterday, I went to the grocery store and my total came to $18.75. I gave the cashier a $20 bill. He gave me $1.75 in change. Because I am a good mathematician I knew he gave me too much change back and I returned $0.50 to him before I left the store. I had to use subtraction to help me at the grocery store!

Scientific Method

Come up with a word for each step to the Scientific Method to create an acrostic poem.

(Hint: Start with Q!)

Prime Factorization

Find the prime factorization (in expanded form) for "42"
(Hint: Use a tree diagram on paper first to help you!)