Science
Living things that eat other living things.
What are consumers?
The number of hours you should sleep each night.
What is 8 hours?
The word your teacher said most often this year.
What is consequences?
The word that would best replace spick and span.
What is neat?
The war fought between the Redcoats and the Patriots.
What is the Revolutionary War?
A place where living things and non-living things interact.
What is an ecosystem?
Your body's largest organ.
What is our skin?
Your teacher's favorite food.
What is Tuna sandwich?
The brain's stored collection of vocabulary.
What is lexicon?
The president of the U.S. when the Civil War began.
Who is Abraham Lincoln?
One of our favorite scientists.
Who is Bill Nye?
The normal body temperature.
What is 98.7 degrees?
Your teacher's favorite day of the week.
What is Saturday?
The acronym used to describe an authors purpose for their writing.
What is P.I.E.?
The war between the northern and southern states.
What is the Civil War?
To organize and use items again instead of trashing them.
What is recycle?
We should drink this daily.
What is water?
Your teacher's dream job.
What is a writer?
Complete the analogy.
presentation : speaking :: essay:
What is writing?
The "Conductor" of the Underground Railroad.
Who is Harriet Tubman?
Bacteria and fungi.
What are decomposers?
Brooklyn does not like this food item.
What is watermelon?
The season of your teacher's birth.
What is Winter?
The teacher's favorite student?
Figurative Language
What is the teacher's pet?
The continent we live on.
What is North America?