This person sailed in 1492 to try to find a shorter way to the Indies.
Who is Christopher Columbus?
Everything King Midas touched turned to this.
What is gold?
God Created this on the 1st day.
What are the Heavens and the Earth?
This force keeps us on the ground
What is gravity?
What is 12?
Christopher Columbus had these 3 ships
What are the Nina, the Pinta, and the Santa Maria
Peter, Susan, Edmund and Lucy Pevensie traveled to a magical land called Narnia in this book written by C.S.Lewis.
The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe
Who were Cain & Abel?
This part of the plant helps anchor it to the ground
What are the roots?
This is number of feet in a yard.
What is 3?
Christopher Columbus thought he landed in the Indies so he named the native people there this name.
What are Indians
A.A. Milne wrote books about this famous bear
Who is Winnie the Pooh?
This person was put in a reed basket by his mother and found by the Queen of Egypt who raised him.
Who is Moses?
This part of the plant moves water and nutrients up through the plant to the leaves
What is the stem?
This is the number of 1 dozen
What is 12?
The first successful English colony in the New World was named Jamestown after this King of England
Who is King James
This author is known for whimsical rhyming books like Green Eggs and Ham as well as One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish
Who is Dr Seuss?
What Sea did God part when Moses was leading the Israelites away from Egypt?
Plants take in this gas
What is Carbon Dioxide
The distance around something
What is perimeter?
The most successful first leader of Jamestown was this person who was saved from being killed by the indian Powhatan by the Indian's daughter Pocahantas.
Who is Captain John Smith
Who wrote the book The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe?
Who is C.S. Lewis
This person was thrown into a pit by his 11 brothers.
Who is Joseph?
This is the green substance in plants that uses sunlight to create sugar and oxygen from the water and carbon dioxide inside the leaf.
What is Chlorphyll?
The number of days in 2 weeks
What is 14?