Ecosystems pt. 1
This provides most of the energy living things on Earth need.
What is the sun?
This is what we call living things that make their own food inside their bodies.
What are producers?
This is what we call a picture we take of ourselves.
What is a selfie?
This is the only state in the United States that's entirely islands.
What is Hawaii?
This is the time we have our first Zoom tomorrow (reading).
What is 11:00 a.m.?
This is the driest type of ecosystem.
What is a desert?
This is what we call living beings that eat other living things in order to survive.
What are consumers?
This is the missing word from the phrase: "________ define who you are."
What is "you?"
These things made the land of the Hawaiian islands.
What are volcanoes?
If you eat this after our final movement today, you're likely to be cooled down.
What are popsicles/Otter Pops/freezer pops?
This is the largest kind of aquatic/marine ecosystem.
What is an ocean ecosystem?
This is an example of a decomposer.
What is fungi and/or bacteria?
This is a secret string of letters, symbols, and numbers that you can use to restrict who can access something digital.
What is a password?
This is the capital city of Hawaii.
What is Honolulu?
This is when the 2021 Talented Kids Show will debut.
What is next Friday, May 21, 2021?
This factor affects ecosystems.
What are climate, sunlight, temperature, precipitation, elevation, soil, and landforms? (Any of those answers would be acceptable).
This is the process through which plants create their own food.
What is photosynthesis?
This is who you should tell your password to.
Who is your parent?
This Hawaiian word means both "hello" and "goodbye."
What is "aloha?"
These are the teachers who usually lead Friday math Zoom calls.
Who are Mr. Jacob and Mr. Turner?
These two things make up an ecosystem.
What are living and non-living things?
This is an example of a non-living thing.
What is a rock, soil, air, water, sun, etc.?
This is an example of a bad password.
Acceptable answers: your name, something short, something you've shared with other people, something without numbers/symbols, 1234, password, etc.
This is Minnesota's nickname (and for a pretty good reason).
What is "the land of 10,000 lakes?"
This is what we all do at 3:15 p.m. today.
What is dismissal?