Groups/Category
Uses
Look/see/describe
Parts/origins
Where does it come from?
100
apples, grapes and pomegranates are examples of this.
What are FRUITS?
100
Three letters: It makes your car go.
What is GAS?
100
This edible fruit is red, yellow or green and round.
What is an APPLE?
100
It comes from an egg and flies.
What is a BIRD?
100
What do you call the house that a bee lives in?
What is a HIVE?
200
Thanksgiving, Father's Day, Hanukkah and Cinco de Mayo are part of this group.
What are HOLIDAYS?
200
Four letters: It shines at night.
What is the MOON?
200
This edible sweet is round and can be different colors, but it is usually brown or tan.
What is a DONUT?
200
This begins as a caterpillar and then builds a cocoon.
What is a BUTTERFLY?
200
What do we call the place where a bird lives?
What is a NEST?
300
March, May, October and November are in this group?
What are MONTHS?
300
Three letters: It wears a collar.
What is a CAT or DOG?
300
This rectangular object is often found in classrooms.
What is a chalkboard?
300
First its a tadpole.
What is a FROG?
300
Flowers grow in this place.
What is a GARDEN?
400
Saturday, Monday, Thursday and Friday are in this group.
What are DAYS OF THE WEEK?
400
Three letters: It unlocks a door.
What is a KEY?
400
This clear rectangular shape is often found in buildings to let people see outside.
What is a window?
400
Candles and crayons are made out of this material.
What is WAX?
400
Apples and oranges grow in this place.
What is an ORCHARD?
500
Mechanic, physician, pilot and janitor are in this group?
What are JOBS or OCCUPATIONS?
500
Four letters: It falls from a tree in autumn.
What is a LEAF?
500
Drops of moisture that refract sunlight create this symbol of happiness.
What is a RAINBOW?
500
Clothing accessories like shoes, belts, wallets and purses are often made out of this material.
What is LEATHER?
500
Baseball, football and soccer players play in this U- shaped or round building where spectators sit on seats to watch the game.
What is a STADIUM?
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