Sports/Community
Space/Science/Flight
Nature
Random!
100

In this sport, players try to bounce an orange ball through a high metal hoop to score points.

Basketball

100

This invisible force pulls objects down toward the ground and keeps us from floating off into space.

Gravity

100

his large, furry mammal spends the winter months sleeping deeply in hibernation.

A Bear

100

Mr. Liam's last name

Sawatzky

200

In this sport players use a bat to hit a ball and run around four bases.

Baseball

200

At 100 degrees celcius, this liquid boils

Water

200

Green plants use these underground parts to soak up water and nutrients from the soil.

Roots

200

How many water days have we had?

Two

300

In this popular sport, you aren't allowed to use your hands unless you're the goalie.

Soccer

300

The closest star to Earth

The Sun
300

This colorful insect starts its life as a crawling caterpillar before growing wings.

A butterfly

300

What day was the Aviation Museum field trip?

Thursday, July 16

400

This is the highest score you can get from a single throw in a game of bowling.

A strike
400

The three states of matter are solid, liquid, and ____.

Gas

400

This is the largest ocean on Earth.

The Pacific Ocean

400

The type of plant we have growing in our class.

Beans

500

In tennis, this word is used to describe a score of zero points.

Love
500

A scientific tool that can be used to make really small things seem big.

A microscope

500

Giant trees, famous for their height and old age. 

Sequoias (Redwoods)

500

How many grade 3/4s were present on the first day of ASPIRE this year?

20