What is one function of the roots?
To anchor the plant OR to absorb water/food from the soil.
How many days does it take for a chick to hatch?
21 days.
True or false: Food waste has little to no impact on climate change.
False.
How many hearts do worms have?
5.
What time of year are pumpkins, pomegranates, and cranberries in season?
Fall.
What is happening during germination?
First stage of growth, starting to grow, parts of plant coming out of the seed.
True or false, unfertilized eggs will turn into baby chicks.
False. The egg must be fertilized.
A way to turn food into soil.
Compost/composting
True or false: ALL worms can get pregnant.
True.
A carrot is the _____ part of the plant.
Root
Who pollinates flowers? Be specific! Name 3.
Bees, hummingbirds, butterflies, wasps, bats, flies, moths, beetles
The growth under a chickens beak is called what?
Wattles
Name 3 things we can do to prevent food waste.
Compost, feed to chickens, start a worm bin, reuse/eat leftovers, share, not taking more than what we need, shop more mindfully.
How do worms breathe?
Through their skin.
A life cycle shows how something grows, changes, and dies. True or false.
True
This outer layer of the seed protects it. What is it called?
Seed coat
Part of a chicken's body that grinds up its food.
Gizzard
What ELSE is wasted when we waste food? Name 3.
Land, water, natural resources, labor, and energy.
True of false: worms cannot eat moldy or rotten food.
False. Worms are able to eat moldy and rotten food.
What time of year are watermelon, peaches, and tomatoes in season?
Summer
Vitamins in the soil that help feed the plant are called what?
Nutrients.
Pocket of air found at the large end of the egg.
Air cell.
This greenhouse gas is produced by food rotting in landfills.
Methane.
What is this band called?
Clitellum.
What is a benefit of eating foods that are in season?
More nutrients, better for the environmentally friendly