Garden History
Parts of Plant
Pollinators
Extra
Surprise!
100

What are some examples of different animal habitats?

Forest, tundra, ocean, jungle, rainforest, desert 
100

What are roots?

Part of the plant that grows underground and absorbs water

100

What is pollination?

When pollen moved from one flower to another

100

Insect's antennae are most similar to which mammal feature?

 A cat's whiskers.

100

How long should you wash your hands?

20 seconds

200

What is the name of the building where our classroom is?

Corbin building

200

What is the first step in the life of a plant?

A seed sprouts!

200

What does an insect get from pollination?

It uses plant nectar as food.

200

What is a body feature you have that insects don't? 

Bones!

200

What are places that scientists can work?

A laboratory, school, botanic garden

300

What is Camp Discovery?

The best camp ever!

300

What are flowers?

Colorful structures that attract bees and butterflies

300

How do butterflies taste?

With their legs!

300

What are social insects?

Insects that live in groups!

300

What are some examples of pollinators?

butterflies, bees, bats, wind

400

What is Jurassic Garden?

Dinosaur exhibit at the Garden

400

What is photosynthesis?

Name of the plant's process of making food

400

How does a honeybee collect pollen?

It brushes against the pollen as it collects nectar

400
How would you describe an insect's habitat?

Wide and diverse

400

How many weeks is your group attending camp?

You tell me!

500

What is an ecosystem?

An area where living and non-living things interact with each other.

500

What are some seeds you can eat?

sunflower, chia, flax, seasame, pumpkin

500

What feature do all insects have in common?

Three pairs of legs

500

What is the weather like today?

You tell me!

500

What is your favorite plant in the Garden?

Anything you like! :) 

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