"Killing it on kids week Jeopardy!"…is what I wish I could be saying. I would be in the negative after those math questions ?
— Hufflepuff 229 (@H229E) August 21, 2015
Our theory: The writers behind the “Jeopardy” categories decided to try out a “Common Core Math” column, but the hot tears of the contestants kept shorting out the buzzers.
I love that kids #jeopardy right now has the category "non-common core math" #commoncore
— Erin Whitaker (@WhitakerErin) August 21, 2015
lol there's a category on @Jeopardy now "non common core math". which member of the clue crew has a political axe to grind?
— Rotten Ralph (@buttdiamond) August 21, 2015
Instead, “Jeopardy” decided to stick with non-Common Core math — and still managed to bring competition to a halt.
Slow calculations cause kids to miss 3 of 4 math questions on Jeopardy yesterday.#ThanksCommonCore@Michellemalkin pic.twitter.com/UCuwMc2hHI
— TexasTsunami (@TexasTsunami) August 22, 2015
Jeopardy Game show has a category called: Non- Common Core Math. Hmm. How does one define NON common core math questions?
— Susan Greenwald (@TwoPlusTwoNot5) August 22, 2015
That Non common core math category is a lil difficult. My 30 yr old brain can't calculate tht fast #jeopardy
— ✨Alisaha Deshan✨ (@_crayolabrown_) August 22, 2015
I despise the Order of Operations. And I married a math teacher. #Jeopardy
— Sean Sweeney, Author (@smsweeneyauthor) August 21, 2015
mental math category on kids jeopardy is too hard
— Dynamax'd Tuna (@27CansOfTuna) August 21, 2015
https://twitter.com/memoryvague/status/634866078267633664
Congratulate yourself if you answered any of the math questions correctly.
i just killed the non common core math category on jeopardy………..maybe it was because it's kids week
— savannah sicurella (@holyschmidtt) August 21, 2015
It may just be the kids tournament but I got a math question in #jeopardy correct. Great celebration!!!
— Zeke Changuris (@zekechanguris) August 21, 2015