Soils
Forces & Motion
Structures
Plants
How Well Do You Know Ms. Segeren?
100

T or F: Soil is important because it helps plants stand up straight.

True

100

What is a force?

A force is a push or a pull that can make an object move, stop, or change direction.

100

What makes a structure strong?

Strong materials and a well-designed shape make a structure strong.

100

Which one is NOT a basic need of a plant? Space, Time, Water or Support

Support

100

How many years has Ms. Segeren been teaching?

3

200

Give an example of a decomposer

worm, mushroom... etc

200

What is the difference between a push and a pull?

A push moves an object away from you, while a pull brings an object closer to you.

200

What is the difference between a natural structure and a human-made structure?

Natural structures occur in nature (e.g., a tree), while human-made structures are built by people (e.g., a bridge).

200

This part of the plant sucks up water from soil: roots, flower, stem or sun?

Roots

200

What is Ms. Segeren's favourite colour?

Blue

300

How many soil horizons are there? Extra 100 if you can name 2.

5

300

How does friction affect the movement of an object?

Friction slows down or stops moving objects.

300

Why are triangles often used in bridges and towers?

Triangles help distribute weight and make structures stronger and more stable.

300

T or F: we can live without sunlight

False

300

What is Ms. Segeren's favourite dessert?

Ice Cream

400

What is soil erosion?

Answers may vary

400

Give an example of a force you use every day and explain how it helps you.

Pushing a door open, pulling your backpack off the ground... etc.

400

How can the shape of a structure affect its stability?

A wide base and balanced shape help a structure stay stable and avoid tipping over.

400

T or F: ALL plants require heat

False

400

What is Ms. Segeren's favourite holiday?

Christmas

500

What are the 3 particles that make up soil?

Sand, Silt and Clay

500

Why might a soccer ball move differently on grass than on ice?

Grass creates more friction, slowing the ball down. Ice creates less friction, allowing the ball to travel farther.

500

Imagine you are building a tower. What materials and design features would help keep it from falling over?

Strong materials, a wide base, and triangle supports would help keep it stable.

500

T or F: Plants convert carbon dioxide into oxygen.

True

500

What is 1 country that Ms. Segeren has visited before?

Ireland, Scotland, Greece, Italy, Switzerland, Mexico, the Philippines, Vietnam, Australia, Indonesia, Cuba, Cayman Islands, Jamaica, Bahamas, England and USA 

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