Grammar
Complete the sentence with the correct adverb form of quick: "Elephants move slowly, but tigers can run _____."
Elephants move slowly, but tigers can run ___more quickly__.
A super dry place covered in sand where camels live.
Desert
The three main parts of a plant are the roots, the stem, and the _____.
Leaves
In the myth of Icarus, what were his wings made of?
feathers and wax
I have a face and two hands, but no arms or legs. I tell you when to wake up for school. What am I?
A clock
Complete the sentence using the comparative adverb: Good
"Monkeys can climb _____ than tigers."
Monkeys can climb __Better___ than tigers.
To travel around a new place to learn and see what is there.
Explore
What do plants need from the sky to help them make food?
Sunlight/Sun
Why did Icarus fall into the sea?
He flew too close to the sun (and the wax melted)
The more you take away from me, the bigger I become. What am I?
A hole
Complete the sentence with the missing prepositions/verbs: "What is this ring made of? It _____ made _____ gold."
What is this ring made of? It __is___ made __of___ gold.
Short lines of writing or verses that often rhyme.
Poem
True or False: Lava from a volcano turns into volcanic rock when it cools down.
True
In the story of Rama and Sita, who is Rama's wife?
Sita
What has to be broken before you can use it?
An egg
Unscramble the words to make a suggestion:
(design / sea / Let's / the)
Let's design the sea.
A piece of land surrounded by water on all sides.
Island
Name a property of glass: Is it flexible or hard?
Hard
A very old, famous story from history that people still tell today is called a _____.
I have keys, but no locks. I have space, but no room. You can enter, but you can't go outside. What am I?
A keyboard
Put the verb in the correct form (be good at + noun/gerund):
"I’m good at maths, but I am not very good at _____ (draw)."
I’m good at maths, but I am not very good at __drawing___.
A special type of plant that catches and eats small insects or animals to get nutrients.
Carnivorous plant
Name two materials that are flexible (easy to bend).
In the poem The Mouse and the Camel, when did the camel tell the mouse to get off his back?
Read this old riddle to find the answer:
"I have no legs, but I can fly high. I have a tail, but I am not an animal. I am made of paper and wood, but I am terrified of the sun and fire. What am I?"
A kite