ELA
It is an outdoor fire for heat or cooking.
What is a "campfire"?
It is an answer to a subtraction problem.
What is a "difference"?
This part takes in water from the soil.
What are "roots"?
They are the driest places on earth.
What are "deserts"?
It is said to be a dead person’s spirit, which shows itself to living people. Humans have believed in them since ancient times.
What are "ghosts"?
It is a place to sleep when camping.
What is a "tent"?
Objects are displayed in rows and columns.
What is an "array"?
This part makes seeds and attract insects.
What is "flower"?
Plants need it to make food.
What is "sunlight"?
It is a woman thought to have magic powers, especially evil ones, popularly depicted as wearing a black cloak and pointed hat and flying on a broomstick.
What is a "witch"?
Long walk for pleasure or exercise.
What is a "hike"?
These numbers have 1 leftover when counted by 2s.
What are "odd numbers"?
This part of a plant holds up the whole plant.
What is "stem"?
It is a thick spiky stem that can store water for a long time.
What is "cactus"?
It is a legendary creature that is usually described as a human corpse risen from the dead. The body often looks as though it is rotting. They typically do not speak. They usually walk in a slow, shuffling way. They move around endlessly, frightening or harming people.
What is a "zombie"?
It is a female deer.
What is "doe"?
To use the same addend over and over.
What is "repeated addition"?
This part of a plant takes in air and sunlight to make food.
What is a "leaf"?
You may not have a rainstorm in the desert for this long.
What is "one year"?
They are fictional monsters that come out at night to drink the blood of humans. They use their sharp fangs to bite the throat of their victim. According to legend, a person bitten becomes that monster too.
What is a "vampire"?
It is a very young deer.
What is 'fawn"?
Count objects in equal groups.
What is "skip counting"?
Roots take them in from soil to keep plants healthy. It is not water.
What are "nutrients"?
What are "petals"?
A dead body preserved for burial in the manner of the ancient Egyptians
What is a "mummy"?