#1
What do many indigenous people do in spring to celebrate new life?
Have a celebration or ceremony
In spring some indigenous communities collect sweet sap from which tree?
a. Maple
b. Oak
a. Maple
What season comes before spring?
Winter
What changes do you see in nature during spring?
Leaves, flowers begin to grow back,
birds sing, we have more daylight.
What animals return or wake up in spring?
birds, bears
How did Indigenous peoples know spring was coming?
They observe changes in animal behaviour, blossoming of trees and return of migratory birds.
Can you name a spring tradition or ceremony that some Indigenous Peoples celebrate?
Planting seeds in soil that has been prayed over often followed by celebrations with dance and storytelling.
What is the smallest bird in the world?
a. finch
b. hummingbird
b. hummingbird : weighing less than a coin
Why do woodpeckers peck wood?
a. to find insects to eat
b. to scare predators
b. to scare predators
Which bird can turn its head around in either direction due to the fixed position of their eyes.
owl
During spring, the Japanese celebrate the blossoming of which trees. We have the same trees.
a. Maple trees
b. Cherry blossoms
b. Cherry Blossoms
How many sides does a triangle have?
How many hours in a day?
24
What is the opposite of hot?
cold
What are the vowels?
a e i o u and sometimes y