Lots of people animals and plants live near as I rush.
My water runs all the way to the ocean
River
A four sided closed figure
quadrilateral
How does Mrs. Warshaw wear her hair?
Bun
Name of street you can walk without cars
Pearl Street
– Sometimes school is cancelled because of me. People roll me into balls and build with me.
People can ski down mountains because of me.
Snow
I am a large body of fresh water. In the U.S. there are five “Great” ones. Lots of animals and
plants find their homes near me, because I am around all year.
Lake
A ten sided figure.
Decagon
Mrs. Warshaw's favorite food
Pizza
Name of Gardens near Foothill Elementary
Long's Garden
I’m solid as a rock, until I warm up in your hands. You may find me at the tops of mountains, at the
poles of the earth and on a lake in the winter.
Ice
Even though I am a small body of fresh water, frogs, ducks, turtles and birds make their homes
near and around me.
Pond
The 4 math operations.
addition subtraction division multiplication
Name of Mrs. Warshaw's dogs
Name of National Park near Boulder
Rocky Mountain National Park
When it starts to get cold, gardeners and farmers worry about me biting their crops, but I don’t
eat them. I cover a window with beautiful patterns, but most people scrape me off their car windows.
Frost
You may find me after a storm, even on the sidewalk, but I don’t last very long.
Puddle
Pictograph Bar graph Line Graph
Mrs. Warshaw is a hybrid....
alien
Boulder is part of this range
Front Range
I am made of ice and I move downhill. You can find me at the North and South Poles, and in
the mountains. People in Boulder are lucky to get some of their drinking water from me.
Glacier
I have a bed and sometimes I am dry, but usually water is flowing down me. Sometimes I am
narrow enough that you can wade or jump across me.
Creek
The time it takes from beginning to end.
Elapsed Time
Mrs. Warshaw is married to...
Mr. Warshaw
Oldest school in Boulder
Whittier
In the early mornings of spring and summer, you may find me on leaves and grass. Look quickly,
though, because I disappear as it gets hotter in the day.
Dew