Sustainability
Nature
Yellowstone
Last Week's Lesson
American Traditions
100
Climate change can cause more ____, which burn forests and grasslands
Wildfires
100
Large body of salt water.
Ocean
100
A large area of trees and plants.
Forest
100
This is the name of a farm animal that gives us milk.
Cow
100
This classic American fast food is served at places like McDonald's, and is often served with fries.
Hamburger
200
Carry a reusable cup or bottle to reduce _____.
Waste
200
Water that flows over rocks and drops downward.
Waterfall
200
Large grazing animal in Yellowstone.
Bison
200
This crop, often used to make popcorn, is grown in placed of the U.S. like Indiana.
Corn
200
This scary holiday on October 31st is filled with costumes and candy.
Halloween
300
Taking the bus or train or sharing a car with friends instead of driving a car.
Carpooling
300
Animal that says “ribbit.”
Frog
300
Tall water eruption from underground heat.
Geyser
300
This job is growing crops and raising animals for food and to sell.
Farming
300
This famous statue in New York City represents freedom and independence.
The Statue of Liberty
400
The impact humans have on the planet’s temperature is called a carbon ____.
Carbon footprint
400
Very large deer with wide antlers found in North America.
Moose
400
This large, powerful animal is commonly found in Yellowstone and has brown fur.
Bear
400
Plants that are grown for food on a farm.
Crops
400
This holiday celebrates the harvest and is often marked by a big dinner with turkey and pumpkin pie.
Thanksgiving
500
Turning old items into new ones to avoid waste.
Recycling
500
Very dry, hot place with little rain.
Desert
500
Famous geyser at Yellowstone National Park
Old faithful
500
Farm machine used to plow fields and plant crops.
Tractor
500
This area in Los Angeles is famous for its film industry.
Hollywood