ELA
The race run in the book Akiak.
Iditarod
The two official languages of Canada.
English and French
Who oversees the Diocese of Arlington.
Bishop Burbage
Evaporation, condensation, precipitation and collection.
water cycle
The five senses.
taste, touch, smell, hearing, sight
A poetic device that gives human characteristics to something that is not human.
personification
In the United States, during the entire month of February, we celebrate...
Black History Month
The act of the priest blessing the bread and wine to make it into the Body and Blood of Christ.
consecration
A person who designs or builds engines, machines, or systems.
engineer
To make an mathematical guess.
estimate
Two or more words having the same pronunciation but different meanings.
homophones
Cinco de Mayo is a Mexican celebration of a military victory over the French at this city.
The way Catholics show respect to the Tabernacle when entering and leaving their pew when arriving and leaving Church.
by genuflecting
World-renown scientist who studied Gombe chimps by observation.
Dr. Jane Goodall
Mrs. H's favorite food
The Rough-Face Girl is an example of this type of literature.
legend
The name of the domed hut lived in by the Wampanoag.
wetu
The 8th Commandment.
You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor.
An object that can reflect or split white light into the color spectrum.
prism
The terms for where three or more edges meet in mathematics.
vertex
Mrs. Hutchison's FAVORITE book of the week studied in 2nd Grade.
TRICK QUESTION: The Rough-Faced Girl and The Library Lion
A structure used to represent Northwestern Indigenous People's history, family, or to tell stories.
totem pole
The Great Commandment
You shall love God with all your heart, all your soul and all your mind; and you will love your neighbor as yourself.
A step of the Scientific Method when scientists make a prediction.
hypothesis
The two main body parts of a spider.
cephalothorax and abdomen