Trees & Leaves
What part of the tree takes in water and nutrients from the ground?
The Roots
What is one way birds are different from mammals?
Birds have feathers and lay eggs.
What do we call the footprints animals leave behind?
Tracks
Name one way a seed can travel.
Wind, water, or animals.
What happens to most rocks when you drop them in water?
They sink.
What is the green pigment in leaves that helps with photosynthesis?
Chlorophyll
Which bird has a long beak for sipping nectar?
Hummingbird
What type of animal is awake at night?
Nocturnal.
What is symmetry in nature?
When one side matches the other, like butterfly wings.
What’s it called when an animal sleeps all winter?
Hibernation
What are deciduous trees?
Trees that lose their leaves in the fall.
Which beak tool was best for scooping marbles (water animals)?
A spoon.
What is one thing you might learn by studying an animal’s tracks?
What kind of animal it was, where it went, or what it was doing.
What number pattern is seen in sunflowers and pinecones?
The Fibonacci sequence.
What type of rock forms from lava cooling?
Igneous rock
What does Psalm 1:3 compare a righteous person to?
A tree planted by streams of water.
How does a bird’s beak show God’s intelligent design?
Each beak is perfectly suited to the bird’s diet and habitat.
What are three signs you might find that an animal has been nearby?
Tracks, fur, scat, feathers, broken twigs.
What are some places you can find patterns in nature?
In flowers, seashells, pinecones, animal markings, and leaf shapes.
Give me three examples of what animals do to get ready for cold winter weather?
They might migrate, hibernate, or grow thick fur.
How do the trees in The Tale of Three Trees show God’s bigger plan?
Each tree had its own dream, but God used them in ways that were even more important and part of Jesus’ story.
What does Matthew 6:26 say about birds?
God feeds the birds and reminds us not to worry because He cares for us too.
How do nocturnal animals show us God’s creativity in designing creatures for every time and place?
They are specially designed with traits like good night vision or silent movement, showing how God equips each creature perfectly.
How do spirals in nature point us to God’s design?
They show intentional beauty and order, reflecting God’s logic and creativity.
What is the rock cycle, and how does it show God's design in nature?
The rock cycle shows how rocks change from one type to another—igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic—through heat, pressure, and erosion. It shows God's order and renewal in creation.