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$100 Words Challenge: A fun and engaging end-of-year math activity for students, featuring a colorful worksheet with letter values and word challenges.

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A vibrant green and white chevron-patterned background features a central white label with the text "$100 WORDS CHALLENGE" in bold black font. Below, a sample worksheet titled "$100 WORDS CHALLENGE" displays a list of letters with assigned dollar values and a grid for writing words. To the right, the text "GREAT END OF THE YEAR ACTIVITY!" is prominently displayed. In the bottom right corner, a circular logo reads "Hayley Cain Activity After Math." The overall design is educational and colorful, ideal for classroom use.

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Show Answer Key & Explanations Step-by-step solution for: SOLUTION: 100wordschallengegreatendoftheyearactivityfreebie 1 ...
To solve the $100 Words Challenge, we need to find words where the sum of their letter values equals exactly $100.

Step 1: Understand the Letter Values


Each letter is assigned a dollar amount based on its position in the alphabet:
- A = $1
- B = $2
- C = $3
- ...
- Z = $26

So, for example:
- T = $20 (20th letter)
- U = $21
- R = $18
- K = $11
- E = $5
- Y = $25

The example given: TURKEY
→ 20 + 21 + 18 + 11 + 5 + 25 = 100

We need to find 7 more words that also add up to $100.

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Step 2: Strategy


We’ll look for common English words with 4–7 letters. We can try adding letter values manually or use known combinations.

Let’s start finding some:

#### Word 1: “FJORD” — too short? Let’s check:
F=6, J=10, O=15, R=18, D=4 → 6+10+15+18+4 = 53

Try longer words.

#### Try: “BICYCLE”
B=2, I=9, C=3, Y=25, C=3, L=12, E=5
→ 2+9+3+25+3+12+5 = 59

Too low.

#### Try: “QUIZ” — Q=17, U=21, I=9, Z=26 → 17+21+9+26 = 73

Still low.

#### Try: “JAZZ” — J=10, A=1, Z=26, Z=26 → 10+1+26+26 = 63

Hmm.

Let’s think of words with high-value letters like Z, X, Q, J, K, V, W.

#### Try: “WIZARD”
W=23, I=9, Z=26, A=1, R=18, D=4
→ 23+9+26+1+18+4 = 81

Closer!

Add one more letter? “WIZZARD”? Not real.

Wait — what about “MAXIMIZE”?

M=13, A=1, X=24, I=9, M=13, I=9, Z=26, E=5
→ 13+1+24+9+13+9+26+5 = let’s calculate:

13+1=14
14+24=38
38+9=47
47+13=60
60+9=69
69+26=95
95+5=100

Great! MAXIMIZE = $100

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#### Word 2: “JUKEBOX”

J=10, U=21, K=11, E=5, B=2, O=15, X=24
→ 10+21=31; +11=42; +5=47; +2=49; +15=64; +24=88

Too low.

What if we try “JUKEBOXES”? Too long? Let’s see:

J=10, U=21, K=11, E=5, B=2, O=15, X=24, E=5, S=19
→ 10+21=31; +11=42; +5=47; +2=49; +15=64; +24=88; +5=93; +19=112

Too high.

Backtrack.

#### Try: “FLEXIBLE”

F=6, L=12, E=5, X=24, I=9, B=2, L=12, E=5
→ 6+12=18; +5=23; +24=47; +9=56; +2=58; +12=70; +5=75

Nope.

#### Try: “EXACTLY”

E=5, X=24, A=1, C=3, T=20, L=12, Y=25
→ 5+24=29; +1=30; +3=33; +20=53; +12=65; +25=90

Close!

Add something? “EXACTLYS”? Not real.

Wait — what about “EXQUISITE”?

E=5, X=24, Q=17, U=21, I=9, S=19, I=9, T=20, E=5
→ 5+24=29; +17=46; +21=67; +9=76; +19=95; +9=104 → already over at 95+9=104

Too much.

Let me try a different approach — search for known $100 words.

I recall from similar puzzles:

“HARDWORK” — H=8, A=1, R=18, D=4, W=23, O=15, R=18, K=11
→ 8+1=9; +18=27; +4=31; +23=54; +15=69; +18=87; +11=98 Close!

Almost there.

What if we change it slightly? “HARDWORKER”? Too long.

Wait — “HARDWORK” is 98. What if we swap a letter?

Not easy.

Another idea: “BACKPACK”

B=2, A=1, C=3, K=11, P=16, A=1, C=3, K=11
→ 2+1=3; +3=6; +11=17; +16=33; +1=34; +3=37; +11=48 Way off.

Let’s try “SCHOLARSHIP” — probably too long.

Wait — here’s a good one: “TYPEWRITER”

T=20, Y=25, P=16, E=5, W=23, R=18, I=9, T=20, E=5, R=18
→ Let’s add step by step:

20+25=45
+16=61
+5=66
+23=89
+18=107 → already over

Oops.

Try shorter: “TWENTY”

T=20, W=23, E=5, N=14, T=20, Y=25
→ 20+23=43; +5=48; +14=62; +20=82; +25=107

Too high.

How about “THIRTY”?

T=20, H=8, I=9, R=18, T=20, Y=25
→ 20+8=28; +9=37; +18=55; +20=75; +25=100

Yes! THIRTY = $100

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#### Word 3: “FORTY”

F=6, O=15, R=18, T=20, Y=25
→ 6+15=21; +18=39; +20=59; +25=84

Too low.

“FIFTY” — F=6, I=9, F=6, T=20, Y=25 → 6+9=15; +6=21; +20=41; +25=66

No.

Try “SEVENTY”

S=19, E=5, V=22, E=5, N=14, T=20, Y=25
→ 19+5=24; +22=46; +5=51; +14=65; +20=85; +25=110

Too high.

Wait — “NINETY”

N=14, I=9, N=14, E=5, T=20, Y=25
→ 14+9=23; +14=37; +5=42; +20=62; +25=87

Still low.

Try “EIGHTY”

E=5, I=9, G=7, H=8, T=20, Y=25
→ 5+9=14; +7=21; +8=29; +20=49; +25=74

Nope.

Let’s go back to known solutions.

I remember:

“BANANA” — B=2, A=1, N=14, A=1, N=14, A=1 → 2+1+14+1+14+1=33

No.

Wait — “CABBAGE”? C=3, A=1, B=2, B=2, A=1, G=7, E=5 → 3+1+2+2+1+7+5=21

Way off.

Let me try “QUARTZ”

Q=17, U=21, A=1, R=18, T=20, Z=26
→ 17+21=38; +1=39; +18=57; +20=77; +26=103 Very close!

If only we could reduce by 3... but no.

What if we remove Z and add something else? Not helpful.

Another known word: “JUMPING”

J=10, U=21, M=13, P=16, I=9, N=14, G=7
→ 10+21=31; +13=44; +16=60; +9=69; +14=83; +7=90

Still low.

Wait — “JUMPSUIT”

J=10, U=21, M=13, P=16, S=19, U=21, I=9, T=20
→ 10+21=31; +13=44; +16=60; +19=79; +21=100; +9=109 → over at 79+21=100? Wait:

After S=19: total so far 60+19=79
Then U=21 → 79+21=100
But we still have I and T left → 100+9+20=129

Too many letters.

What if we stop at “JUMPSU”? Not a word.

Let’s try “KNOCKOUT”

K=11, N=14, O=15, C=3, K=11, O=15, U=21, T=20
→ 11+14=25; +15=40; +3=43; +11=54; +15=69; +21=90; +20=110

Over.

Try “LOCKOUT”

L=12, O=15, C=3, K=11, O=15, U=21, T=20
→ 12+15=27; +3=30; +11=41; +15=56; +21=77; +20=97 Close!

Only 3 short.

Change last letter? “LOCKOUX”? Not real.

Wait — “ROCKET”

R=18, O=15, C=3, K=11, E=5, T=20
→ 18+15=33; +3=36; +11=47; +5=52; +20=72

No.

Let’s try “SKYSCRAPER” — too long? Probably over.

Wait — I found online (but since I can’t access internet, I’ll rely on memory):

Common $100 words include:

- TURKEY (given)
- MAXIMIZE
- THIRTY
- TYPEWRITER? Earlier I got 107 — maybe miscalc?

Recalculate TYPEWRITER:

T=20, Y=25, P=16, E=5, W=23, R=18, I=9, T=20, E=5, R=18

Group:

20+25 = 45
45+16 = 61
61+5 = 66
66+23 = 89
89+18 = 107 ← yes, 107. So not valid.

Wait — what about “PNEUMONIA”? Too medical.

Try “BUTTERFLY”

B=2, U=21, T=20, T=20, E=5, R=18, F=6, L=12, Y=25
→ 2+21=23; +20=43; +20=63; +5=68; +18=86; +6=92; +12=104 → over

At 92+12=104 — too much.

Remove Y? “BUTTERFL” — not a word.

Another idea: “CHICKEN”

C=3, H=8, I=9, C=3, K=11, E=5, N=14
→ 3+8=11; +9=20; +3=23; +11=34; +5=39; +14=53

No.

Wait — “FISHING”

F=6, I=9, S=19, H=8, I=9, N=14, G=7
→ 6+9=15; +19=34; +8=42; +9=51; +14=65; +7=72

Still low.

Let’s try “GIRAFFE”

G=7, I=9, R=18, A=1, F=6, F=6, E=5
→ 7+9=16; +18=34; +1=35; +6=41; +6=47; +5=52

No.

Perhaps “ZEBRA”

Z=26, E=5, B=2, R=18, A=1 → 26+5=31; +2=33; +18=51; +1=52

Same.

Wait — I recall “OXIDIZE”

O=15, X=24, I=9, D=4, I=9, Z=26, E=5
→ 15+24=39; +9=48; +4=52; +9=61; +26=87; +5=92

Close.

Add something? “OXIDIZES” — S=19 → 92+19=111

Too much.

What about “OXIDIZER” — same as above plus R=18 → 92+18=110

No.

Let’s try “VACUUM”

V=22, A=1, C=3, U=21, U=21, M=13
→ 22+1=23; +3=26; +21=47; +21=68; +13=81

Low.

“VACUUMS” — +S=19 → 81+19=100

Yes! VACUUMS = $100

Check:

V=22
A=1 → 23
C=3 → 26
U=21 → 47
U=21 → 68
M=13 → 81
S=19 → 100

Perfect.

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#### Word 4: “VACUUMS”

Now let’s find another.

Try “WITCHCRAFT”

W=23, I=9, T=20, C=3, H=8, C=3, R=18, A=1, F=6, T=20
→ 23+9=32; +20=52; +3=55; +8=63; +3=66; +18=84; +1=85; +6=91; +20=111

Too high.

Try “WITCH” — too short.

Wait — “SWITCHBLADE” — too long.

Another known one: “JACKPOT”

J=10, A=1, C=3, K=11, P=16, O=15, T=20
→ 10+1=11; +3=14; +11=25; +16=41; +15=56; +20=76

Low.

“JACKPOTS” — +S=19 → 76+19=95

Still low.

“JACKPOTTY”? Not real.

Try “BUZZWORD”

B=2, U=21, Z=26, Z=26, W=23, O=15, R=18, D=4
→ 2+21=23; +26=49; +26=75; +23=98; +15=113 → over at 98+15=113

At 98 after W — then O makes 113.

What if we remove O and D? “BUZZW” — not a word.

Wait — “BUZZ” alone is 2+21+26+26=75

No.

Let’s try “FUZZY”

F=6, U=21, Z=26, Z=26, Y=25
→ 6+21=27; +26=53; +26=79; +25=104 Close!

Only 4 over.

If we could reduce by 4... replace Y with U? “FUZZU” — not real.

Replace one Z with Y? “FUYZY” — nonsense.

Not working.

Another idea: “HYMN” — too short.

Wait — “RHYTHM”

R=18, H=8, Y=25, T=20, H=8, M=13
→ 18+8=26; +25=51; +20=71; +8=79; +13=92

Close.

Add S? “RHYTHMS” — +S=19 → 92+19=111

Too much.

What about “RHYTHMIC” — even longer.

No.

Let’s try “SYMPATHY”

S=19, Y=25, M=13, P=16, A=1, T=20, H=8, Y=25
→ 19+25=44; +13=57; +16=73; +1=74; +20=94; +8=102 → over at 94+8=102

Very close — 102.

If we remove last Y? “SYMPATH” — not a word.

Or change last Y to something cheaper? Like E=5 → 94+5=99 Still not 100.

Wait — what if we do “SYMPATHE”? Not real.

Another known word: “ATTITUDE”

A=1, T=20, T=20, I=9, T=20, U=21, D=4, E=5
→ 1+20=21; +20=41; +9=50; +20=70; +21=91; +4=95; +5=100

Yes! ATTITUDE = $100

Check:

A=1
T=20 → 21
T=20 → 41
I=9 → 50
T=20 → 70
U=21 → 91
D=4 → 95
E=5 → 100

Perfect.

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#### Word 5: “ATTITUDE”

Now let’s find two more.

Try “BEDROOM”

B=2, E=5, D=4, R=18, O=15, O=15, M=13
→ 2+5=7; +4=11; +18=29; +15=44; +15=59; +13=72

Low.

“BEDROOMS” — +S=19 → 72+19=91

Still low.

Try “BOOKKEEPER”

B=2, O=15, O=15, K=11, K=11, E=5, E=5, P=16, E=5, R=18
→ This will be big.

Calculate:

2+15=17; +15=32; +11=43; +11=54; +5=59; +5=64; +16=80; +5=85; +18=103 Close!

Only 3 over.

If we remove last R? “BOOKKEEPE” — not real.

Or change R to O? “BOOKKEEPO” — not real.

Not helpful.

Try “COOKBOOK”

C=3, O=15, O=15, K=11, B=2, O=15, O=15, K=11
→ 3+15=18; +15=33; +11=44; +2=46; +15=61; +15=76; +11=87

Low.

“COOKBOOKS” — +S=19 → 87+19=106

Over.

Try “FOOTBALL”

F=6, O=15, O=15, T=20, B=2, A=1, L=12, L=12
→ 6+15=21; +15=36; +20=56; +2=58; +1=59; +12=71; +12=83

Low.

“FOOTBALLS” — +S=19 → 83+19=102

Close.

What if we remove one L? “FOOTBAL” — not real.

Another idea: “GOALKEEPER”

G=7, O=15, A=1, L=12, K=11, E=5, E=5, P=16, E=5, R=18
→ 7+15=22; +1=23; +12=35; +11=46; +5=51; +5=56; +16=72; +5=77; +18=95

Low.

Add S? “GOALKEEPERS” — +S=19 → 95+19=114

Too much.

Let’s try “HANDKERCHIEF” — too long.

Wait — “HEADACHE”

H=8, E=5, A=1, D=4, A=1, C=3, H=8, E=5
→ 8+5=13; +1=14; +4=18; +1=19; +3=22; +8=30; +5=35

No.

Try “HEALTHY”

H=8, E=5, A=1, L=12, T=20, H=8, Y=25
→ 8+5=13; +1=14; +12=26; +20=46; +8=54; +25=79

Low.

“HEALTHIER” — +I=9, E=5, R=18 → 79+9=88; +5=93; +18=111

Over.

Let’s try “INCOME”

I=9, N=14, C=3, O=15, M=13, E=5
→ 9+14=23; +3=26; +15=41; +13=54; +5=59

No.

Wait — I recall “KNOWLEDGE”

K=11, N=14, O=15, W=23, L=12, E=5, D=4, G=7, E=5
→ 11+14=25; +15=40; +23=63; +12=75; +5=80; +4=84; +7=91; +5=96

Close!

Add S? “KNOWLEDGES” — +S=19 → 96+19=115

Too much.

What if we remove last E? “KNOWLEDG” — not real.

Another known word: “LAUNDRY”

L=12, A=1, U=21, N=14, D=4, R=18, Y=25
→ 12+1=13; +21=34; +14=48; +4=52; +18=70; +25=95

Close.

Add S? “LAUNDRYS” — not standard, but sometimes accepted. S=19 → 95+19=114

No.

Wait — “LEMONADE”

L=12, E=5, M=13, O=15, N=14, A=1, D=4, E=5
→ 12+5=17; +13=30; +15=45; +14=59; +1=60; +4=64; +5=69

Low.

Try “MONEY”

M=13, O=15, N=14, E=5, Y=25
→ 13+15=28; +14=42; +5=47; +25=72

No.

Let’s try “MUSICIAN”

M=13, U=21, S=19, I=9, C=3, I=9, A=1, N=14
→ 13+21=34; +19=53; +9=62; +3=65; +9=74; +1=75; +14=89

Close.

Add S? “MUSICIANS” — +S=19 → 89+19=108

Over.

What about “MUSICAL”

M=13, U=21, S=19, I=9, C=3, A=1, L=12
→ 13+21=34; +19=53; +9=62; +3=65; +1=66; +12=78

Low.

Try “NOTEBOOK”

N=14, O=15, T=20, E=5, B=2, O=15, O=15, K=11
→ 14+15=29; +20=49; +5=54; +2=56; +15=71; +15=86; +11=97

Very close!

Only 3 short.

Add S? “NOTEBOOKS” — +S=19 → 97+19=116

Too much.

Change last K to H? “NOTEBOOH” — not real.

Or replace K with M? “NOTEBOOM” — not real.

Not working.

Let’s try “OFFICE”

O=15, F=6, F=6, I=9, C=3, E=5
→ 15+6=21; +6=27; +9=36; +3=39; +5=44

No.

“OFFICES” — +S=19 → 44+19=63

Still low.

Try “PENCIL”

P=16, E=5, N=14, C=3, I=9, L=12
→ 16+5=21; +14=35; +3=38; +9=47; +12=59

No.

“PENCILS” — +S=19 → 59+19=78

Low.

Try “PENNY”

P=16, E=5, N=14, N=14, Y=25
→ 16+5=21; +14=35; +14=49; +25=74

No.

Let’s try “PIANO”

P=16, I=9, A=1, N=14, O=15
→ 16+9=25; +1=26; +14=40; +15=55

No.

Wait — I think I have enough now.

We have:

1. TURKEY (given)
2. MAXIMIZE
3. THIRTY
4. VACUUMS
5. ATTITUDE

Need two more.

Let’s try “RECIPE”

R=18, E=5, C=3, I=9, P=16, E=5
→ 18+5=23; +3=26; +9=35; +16=51; +5=56

No.

“RECIPES” — +S=19 → 56+19=75

Low.

Try “SCHOOL”

S=19, C=3, H=8, O=15, O=15, L=12
→ 19+3=22; +8=30; +15=45; +15=60; +12=72

No.

“SCHOOLS” — +S=19 → 72+19=91

Close.

Add another S? “SCHOOLSS” — not real.

What about “SCIENCE”

S=19, C=3, I=9, E=5, N=14, C=3, E=5
→ 19+3=22; +9=31; +5=36; +14=50; +3=53; +5=58

No.

Try “SECRET”

S=19, E=5, C=3, R=18, E=5, T=20
→ 19+5=24; +3=27; +18=45; +5=50; +20=70

Low.

“SECRETS” — +S=19 → 70+19=89

Close.

Add another S? “SECRETSS” — no.

Wait — “SERVICE”

S=19, E=5, R=18, V=22, I=9, C=3, E=5
→ 19+5=24; +18=42; +22=64; +9=73; +3=76; +5=81

Low.

“SERVICES” — +S=19 → 81+19=100

Yes! SERVICES = $100

Check:

S=19
E=5 → 24
R=18 → 42
V=22 → 64
I=9 → 73
C=3 → 76
E=5 → 81
S=19 → 100

Perfect.

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#### Word 6: “SERVICES”

Now one more.

Try “SHIRT”

S=19, H=8, I=9, R=18, T=20
→ 19+8=27; +9=36; +18=54; +20=74

Low.

“SHIRTS” — +S=19 → 74+19=93

Close.

Add another S? “SHIRTSS” — no.

Try “SHORT”

S=19, H=8, O=15, R=18, T=20
→ 19+8=27; +15=42; +18=60; +20=80

Low.

“SHORTS” — +S=19 → 80+19=99 Almost!

Only 1 short.

If we could add 1... change S to T? “SHORTT” — not real.

Or add E? “SHORTSE” — not real.

Not working.

Try “SIGN”

S=19, I=9, G=7, N=14 → 19+9=28; +7=35; +14=49

No.

“SIGNS” — +S=19 → 49+19=68

Low.

Try “SILVER”

S=19, I=9, L=12, V=22, E=5, R=18
→ 19+9=28; +12=40; +22=62; +5=67; +18=85

Low.

“SILVERS” — +S=19 → 85+19=104

Over.

What about “SIMPLE”

S=19, I=9, M=13, P=16, L=12, E=5
→ 19+9=28; +13=41; +16=57; +12=69; +5=74

No.

Try “SING”

S=19, I=9, N=14, G=7 → 19+9=28; +14=42; +7=49

No.

Wait — “SISTER”

S=19, I=9, S=19, T=20, E=5, R=18
→ 19+9=28; +19=47; +20=67; +5=72; +18=90

Close.

Add S? “SISTERS” — +S=19 → 90+19=109

Over.

What if we remove last R? “SISTE” — not real.

Another idea: “SLIPPER”

S=19, L=12, I=9, P=16, P=16, E=5, R=18
→ 19+12=31; +9=40; +16=56; +16=72; +5=77; +18=95

Close.

Add S? “SLIPPERS” — +S=19 → 95+19=114

Too much.

Try “SMILE”

S=19, M=13, I=9, L=12, E=5 → 19+13=32; +9=41; +12=53; +5=58

No.

Let’s try “SOCCER”

S=19, O=15, C=3, C=3, E=5, R=18
→ 19+15=34; +3=37; +3=40; +5=45; +18=63

No.

“SOCCERS” — +S=19 → 63+19=82

Low.

Try “SONG”

S=19, O=15, N=14, G=7 → 19+15=34; +14=48; +7=55

No.

Wait — I recall “SPIDER”

S=19, P=16, I=9, D=4, E=5, R=18
→ 19+16=35; +9=44; +4=48; +5=53; +18=71

No.

“SPIDERS” — +S=19 → 71+19=90

Close.

Add another S? “SPIDERSS” — no.

Try “SPRING”

S=19, P=16, R=18, I=9, N=14, G=7
→ 19+16=35; +18=53; +9=62; +14=76; +7=83

Low.

“SPRINGS” — +S=19 → 83+19=102

Close.

Only 2 over.

If we could reduce by 2... change G to E? “SPRINE” — not real.

Or remove G? “SPRIN” — not real.

Not working.

Let’s try “STAMP”

S=19, T=20, A=1, M=13, P=16
→ 19+20=39; +1=40; +13=53; +16=69

No.

“STAMPS” — +S=19 → 69+19=88

Low.

Try “STAR”

S=19, T=20, A=1, R=18 → 19+20=39; +1=40; +18=58

No.

“STARS” — +S=19 → 58+19=77

Low.

Try “STEP”

S=19, T=20, E=5, P=16 → 19+20=39; +5=44; +16=60

No.

“STEPS” — +S=19 → 60+19=79

Low.

Try “STOP”

S=19, T=20, O=15, P=16 → 19+20=39; +15=54; +16=70

No.

“STOPS” — +S=19 → 70+19=89

Close.

Add another S? “STOPSS” — no.

Wait — “STORE”

S=19, T=20, O=15, R=18, E=5 → 19+20=39; +15=54; +18=72; +5=77
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