Pokémon
This is the name of a starter Pokémon that is a grass and poison type. It is a blue-green color with some darker patches. It has a plant on its back because a seed was planted there at birth.
Who is Bulbasaur?
The students that are sorted into this house are known to be brave and have a lot of courage. Originally, the sorting hat wanted to place the Chosen one into Slytherin, but eventually sorted him into this house.
What is Gryffindor?
This is the name of a very popular online game. Players are in a spaceship and must look for the imposter.
What is Among Us?
This is the name of the tallest penguin in the world. It can grow up to 4 feet tall, which is the height of a small child.
What is an emperor penguin?
This is the name of a normal-type Pokémon. It sleeps for most of the day and only wakes from its slumber to eat. It is not a picky eater and can eat up to 900 pounds of food per day.
Who is Snorlax?
This is the name of a magical object found deep inside Hogwarts. When you look at this object, it will reveal what your heart wants the most.
What is the Mirror of Erised?
These were the first animals to ever be flown into space by the USA. They were sent by a rocket to see the effects of the sun's rays at very tall heights.
What are fruit flies?
This is the name of the only lizard that is venomous in the United States. It also only needs about 3-4 large meals per year.
What is a Gila Monster?
This Pokémon is a fire type starter that is many people's favorite. Although it can be found in the wild, it is usually found with a trainer. It also has a flame at the end of its tail.
Who is Charmander?
This position in Quidditch was created to protect its player from that pesky Bludger. The Bludger is meant to fly around and try to knock players off of their broomsticks. Luckily, players in this position can help them out with their bat.
What is a Beater?
This is the name of a planet that was very important in helping to defeat the Galactic Empire. The battle at this planet marked the victory of the Rebel Alliance against the Galactic Empire. You may also know this planet as the home of the cute and furry "Ewoks".
What is Endor?
This is the name of an animal that eats bamboo as a part of their regular diet. They are usually pretty calm but sometimes they can bark to scare off their enemies.
What is a giant panda?
This is a large Pokémon that is kind of legendary. It resembles a dinosaur. Don't let it get angry, though. When it is angry, it can create earthquakes that are strong enough to destroy homes.
Who is Tyranitar?
Many people called this the "impartial judge for the Tri-Wizard Tournament". Students from magical schools write their name on a piece of paper and put that paper in here. They do this so that they can get a chance to compete in the Tri-Wizard Tournament.
What is the Goblet of Fire?
This is the name of a weird sport that was created in Great Britain. It was originally called "octopush". It is very similar to a regular sport that many people know, except for one huge difference. This game also does not have goalies.
What is underwater hockey?
These types of dogs are considered to be ancient. In fact, they used to prized possessions of emperors in Ancient China.
What are pugs?
This Pokémon is known to be a good luck charm. Many people believe that if you see this Pokémon, you will be healthy all year. Its signature move is outrage, where its opponent cannot move after it attacks. I won't tell you what type it is though. That might give too much of a clue of its name.
Who is Dragon-air?
This is the name of the dragon that Viktor Krum had to battle during the Tri-Wizard Tournament.
What is a Chinese Fire Ball?
During speech with Ms. Hannah, we always start with speech reminders to practice the /r/ sound. There are 3 of these reminders.
What are
1. Tongue bunched (up & back)
2. Sides of tongue to top teeth
3. Square lips
Many animals use unusual parts of their body to hear sounds. A grasshopper uses its bellies to hear. Some types of flies use their chins to hear. A cricket uses this body part.
What is their knees?