Minerals
Common stone used to make countertops.
What is Granite?
Wildflower, often considered a weed, and believed to be able to grant wishes.
What is a dandelion?
The kind of animal that eats both plants and animals.
What is an omnivore?
This type of weather occurs mostly in winter, far from the equator.
What is snow?
This object is the largest in our solar system.
What is The Sun?
This precious stone is the only one to score a "10" on the Moes hardness scale.
What is diamond?
A green leafy plant, with small, unnoticeable flowers, that is grown in almost every yard on earth.
What is grass?
This class of animal is the only one that regularly lives both on land and in the water.
What are amphibians?
This weather event is cause by the buildup of static electricity in rain clouds.
What is lightning?
The smallest planet in the solar system.
What is Mercury?
This type of rock is formed when another kind of rock undergoes immense heat and pressure.
What is metamorphic rock?
This plant is famous for its jaw-like leaves.
What is the Venus Fly-Trap?
The type of invertebrate with six legs and a three segmented body.
What is an insect?
This is the kind of climate we have in Southern Manitoba.
What is a Continental Climate?
One of the "Ice Giants" this planet is the outermost orbit of any planet in the solar system.
What is Neptune?
A metal that is liquid at room temperature.
What is Mercury/Gallium?
One of the Four Nobles, this plant represents autumn, wisdom, and long life.
What is the Chrysanthemum?
This large Australian bird is famous for its powerful kick and vicious personality.
What is a Cassowary?
A kind of high atmosphere cloud with a streaked appearance.
What is a cirrus cloud?
The only moon of the dwarf planet Pluto.
What is Charon?
Mr. Kroeker's favourite rock.
What is Granite?
Mr. Kroeker's favourite fruit or vegetable.
What is BC Cherries/Grapes
Mr. Kroeker's favourite animal.
What is the White-Tailed Deer?
Mr. Kroeker's favourite weather.
What is windswept clouds over the praries?
Mr. Kroeker's favourite planet.
What is Kamino?