Plants
This part of the plant takes in water from the soil.
What are roots?
This animal has long ears and likes to eat carrots.
What is a rabbit?
This is the place where an animal lives.
What is a habitat?
This shows us where places are located.
What is a map?
This is Ms. Dostie's favourite colour.
What is purple?
This part of the plant makes food using sunlight.
What are leaves?
This animal uses gills to breathe underwater.
What is a fish?
This helps an animal blend into its surroundings to stay safe.
What is camouflage?
This direction is usually at the top of a map.
What is north?
What is Science, Social Studies, Library, Literacy (3s)?
This part of a plant can grow into a fruit and produce seeds.
What is a flower?
This insect helps flowers make seeds by moving pollen.
What is a bee?
This plant can survive in a hot, dry desert.
What is a cactus?
This round model of Earth shows continents and oceans.
What is a globe?
Ms. Dostie's favourtie sport to play.
What is tae-kwon-do, and soccer?
Plants need this, along with water and air, to grow.
What is sunlight?
This type of animal has feathery spikes (gills) on the side of their head thta help them to breathe.
They exist in different colours but often the common one is pink.
What is an axolotl?
What is one structural adaptation that helps a living thing survive?
What is a turtle’s shell protects it, or a cactus stores water in its thick stem?
This part of a map explains what its symbols mean.
What is a legend or key?
The name of Ms. Dostie's dog.
What is Chase?
List three things a plant needs to survive.
What is air, water, sunlight, space, nutrients?
This animal begins life as a tadpole.
What is a frog?
How is a food web different from a food chain?
What is a food web connects many food chains together?
Share a mnemoinc for reciting the cardinal directions.
What is Never Eat Soggy Waffles?
Recite A.K. Wigg's ice memo over the announcements.