Animals
Plants
Colors
Shapes
Symbols
100

This fluffy-tailed animal is often seen darting up trees and burying acorns.

Squirrel 

100

This part of the tree carries water and nutrients from the roots to the leaves.

Tree Trunk

100

This color is made by mixing red and yellow, and you’ll often see it in fall leaves.

orange

100

The rings inside a tree stump form this type of shape.

Circles

100

This color in nature often symbolizes growth, renewal, and peace.

Green

200

This animal has a black mask on its face and often visits forest preserves at night.

Racoon

200

This low-growing forest plant with three leaves can cause an itchy rash if touched.

Poison Ivy

200

Red, yellow, and blue are called these types of colors because they can't be made by mixing any other colors. 

Primary Colors

200

Snowflakes are known for this type of 6-sided shape.

Hexagon

200

This type of plant is often used to represent strength, wisdom, or endurance.

Tree

300

These graceful animals live in herds and often graze in open areas of the forest.

Deer

300

This underground part of a plant anchors it and absorbs water from the soil.

Roots

300

This term describes colors that are opposite each other on the color wheel and help each other stand out.

Complementary Colors

300

This is the term for shapes you can measure with math, like squares, triangles, and circles.

Geometric Shapes

300

This flying insect often symbolizes transformation, rebirth, or the soul in many cultures and artworks.

Butterfly

400

This bird builds its nest by tapping holes into tree trunks.

Woodpecker

400

These special forest plants grow without soil, often growing on trees or rocks.

Moss

400

This tool artists use can hold different blobs of paint for mixing

Palette 

400

This type of shape looks like something from real life, like a leaf or a cloud.

Organic Shapes

400

This natural weather event can symbolize sadness or cleansing, but also growth and healing.

Rain

500

This shy animal has long ears and can often be seen hopping in meadows.

Rabbit

500

This mushroom-shaped plant isn’t actually a plant—it doesn’t do photosynthesis.

Fungi

500

This color scheme uses only one color and its tints and shades.

Monochromatic 

500

In art, this is the empty space around or between shapes.

Negative Space

500

This animal is often used in art to represent peace or the Holy Spirit.

Dove