Bumblebees
This is a baby animal you would bring home to your Mama.
What is a baby bumblebee?
The 4 cardinal directions.
What is North, South, East and West.
This North Star State borders one country and four US states.
What is Minnesota?
The biome described as "trees that lose leaves with a freeze" is known by this name.
What is deciduous forest?
This butterfly, known for its orange and black wings, has seen a 90% population decline in recent decades.
What is the Monarch butterfly?
This flows deep and wide.
What is a fountain?
Date, Orientation, Gridlines, Title, Author, Index, Legend, Scale.
What is DOGTAILS?
This ship that sunk on November 10, 1975 was the last major freighter to wreck in Lake Superior.
What is the Edmund Fitzgerald?
This biome is home to the red pine, Minnesota's state tree.
What is coniferous forest?
This critically endangered bumblebee with a rust colored band has disappeared from 87% of its historic range.
What is the rusty patched bumblebee?
This creature said, "I beg your pardon, I thought this was a garden," when it landed on your nose.
What is a bee?
This graphic image shows places, roads, trails, boundaries, or geographical features in relation to one another.
What is a map?
The longest river in North America, the Mighty Mississippi, originates in this northern Minnesota lake.
What is Lake Itasca?
The red pine has needle-like leaves that grow in bundles of this number.
What is two?
The Ojibwe call wild rice manoomin, which translates to this.
What is "the good berry"?
This is what Grandpa does after he puts his glasses and hat on.
What is take a nap?
This map feature details the size of a map relative to reality.
What is scale?
These two rivers join at Fort Snelling State Park, the confluence of which is known by Dakota people as Bdote.
What are the Minnesota and Mississippi Rivers?
The fixed star in the northern hemisphere was used by both native tries and European traders for navigation.
What is the North Star (Polaris)?
Non-animal pollination uses forces like gravity to move pollen. Name two more ways this type of pollination occurs.
What are wind and water?
This is the type of frog that was sitting on a speckled log.
What is a speckled frog?
This is the unit that is most often used to show population density on a map.
What is people per square mile?
This is the number of times a bell is rung annually at Split Rock Lighthouse in remembrance of the crew that was lost on the Edmund Fitzgerald.
What is 29?
This Ojibwe star figure, associated with Orion, signals the arrival of winter and the need to prepare for the cold season. Ojibwe children would shoot arrows at this star figure at the end of winter.
Who is the Wintermaker?
This term describes water with a high pH that feels slippery to the touch.
What is soapy pH? or What is alkaline?