Lavender Propagation
True or False: Lavender is edible
True
What do we call a bee's home
a hive
Reusing your water bottle, carpooling, and using cloth grocery bags are examples of what
Ways we can reduce our carbon footprint
True or False-water moves faster over rocks than it does over grass
True
What do we call a small scented bag filled with herbs or flowers?
A sachet
What is the name of the liquid bees drink from a flower
Nectar
What do we call the energy source that is formed in the Earth's crust from decayed organic material, such as gas, coal, and oil
fossil fuel
Where can we find a watershed?
everywhere, it is how water flows downhill
Name 2 things you can use lavender in
to cook with, to put into soaps or oils, make an aromatic sachet, tea, cut flowers
What is the name of the substance bees turn the nectar into (which we like to eat)
what is Honey
What are 3 sources of renewable energy?
solar, wind, and water are examples of this type of energy
When water flows over rock and soil and moves it from one place to another, sometimes breaking down entire hillsides, what is that called?
Erosion
What can you use to separate Lavender at home?
A pillow case
True or false: A worker honeybee can only sting one time and then it dies
True-the worker bees can only sting once, however the Queen Bee can sting multiple times without dying
What is a greenhouse gas?
What we call gases in the earth's atmosphere that trap heat
It’s what we call soil that has no plants growing on it (hint, it starts with a B)
barren soil
When we grow a plant from a branch or a stem, what is that called? (hint: it starts with the letter P)
propagation
Name the 3 kinds of bees that live in a hive
Worker, Drone, and Queen
What is a Carbon Footprint?
It's what we call the amount of carbon dioxide and other carbon compounds emitted due to the use of fossil fuels
What is it called when water cannot soak into a surface?
Impermeable surface