Fruit
This fruit is long and yellow.
What is a banana?
This vegetable is long and orange.
What is a carrot?
What is a pickle?
The source of where all energy in the ecosystem comes from.
What is the sun?
The five senses.
What are touch, smell, hearing, sight, taste?
This green fruit is very sour.
What is a lime?
Name a vegetable that is actually a fruit.
What is tomato, avocado, cucumber, squash, etc.?
A sweetener that comes from a tree.
What is maple syrup?
An organism that breaks down material in the ecosystem, examples: bacteria, fungi.
What is a decomposer?
Amount of full moons in a regular year.
What is twelve?
This red fruit often comes in pairs and it has a pit.
What are cherries?
The most popular vegetable in the U.S.: potatoes, broccoli, or lettuce.
What are potatoes?
To preserve food in vinegar, brine, or a similar solution.
What is to pickle?
A bee's job which produces fruit in a plant.
What is pollination?
A system of interdependent food chains that shows what-eats-what in an ecosystem.
What is a food web?
These two berries have colors in their names.
What are blueberries and blackberries?
We eat part of the ears of this vegetable.
What is corn?
A fruit that is well known for being ready to harvest in the fall.
What is an apple?
In an ecosystem, an organism that gets its energy by eating other organisms.
What is a consumer?
What is acidic?
This fruit is green on the outside and red in the inside.
What is watermelon?
This vegetable has white cloves and a strong smell.
What is garlic?
These plants make up the three sisters.
What are corn, beans, and squash?
A source of pollution in the ocean.
What are plastic, farm runoff, industrial chemicals, debris?
The process of replanting a seedling from a smaller pot to a larger field or garden bed.
What is transplanting?