John Muir
The place where John Muir was born.
What is Scotland?
How meerkats protect themselves from predators.
What is go on their hind legs to lookout for predators, then making a loud sound to warn the others?
The country that gifted Statue of Liberty to the U.S.
What is France?
12 x 1
What is 12?
This word represents the lesson of the story.
What is the moral?
The part of Wisconsin where John Muir's family lived
What is the wilderness?
The leader of a wolf pack.
What is alpha?
The name of the color of the Statue of Liberty. This happened from the oxidization of her copper exterior.
What is patina?
8 x 0
What is 0?
The name of the man who believed he could beat a machine.
Who is John Henry?
The club he was the president of for 22 years.
What is the Sierra Club?
This animal cuddles up with others to keep warm.
What is a snow monkey?
What the spikes on her crown represent.
What are the 7 continents/ 7 seas / the sun's rays?
Grayson, Kendall, Holden, Priscila, Anna, Nate, Avery, and Ketan take off their shoes and put them in a pile. There are ____ shoes in the pile.
What is 16?
A method you can use to relax yourself after being triggered.
What is flower breathing/ zoom in zoom out /my space?
Where John Muir made his home
What is Yosemite Valley?
This animal huddles together to protect themselves from predators.
What is a bison?
The thickness of the copper lining on the statue.
What is as thick as two pennies?
Lauren made 4 trays of cupcakes with 8 cupcakes in each. She made ____ cupcakes.
What is 32?
There, their and they're.
What are homophones?
What we enjoy today because of John Muir's study and writings
What are National Parks?
Dogs and wolves do this to show the alpha dog of the wolf pack that they are friendly and not a threat.
What is wag their tail and roll over to show their stomach?
What the lifted back of the foot symbolizes.
What is being on the move/freedom?
It takes Kai 9 minutes to run a mile. He runs for 27 minutes. The amount of miles he ran total.
What is 3?
The type of story that teaches a lesson to the reader.
What is a fable?