STEM Week
It lights up your room, powers your TV, and comes from outlets (not magic)
What is electricity?
This position in football throws the ball and usually gets blamed when things go wrong.
What is quarterback?
This is the name for the colors you get when you mix red, blue, and yellow—the “special” colors all other colors come from.
What are primary colors?
This type of biome is characterized by trees that lose their leaves every fall and experience four distinct seasons.
What is a deciduous forest?
This person writes the words actors say in a play.
Who is the playwright?
This tool helps you see teeny-tiny things like germs and nose hairs.
What is a microscope?
You need ice, blades, and serious balance to play this fast-paced, slap-happy game.
What is hockey?
This famous painter cut off part of his ear and painted “Starry Night.”
Who is Vincent van Gogh?
These are the tiny pores on leaves that allow gases like oxygen and carbon dioxide to move in and out during photosynthesis.
What are stomata?
The part of the theater where the audience sits to watch the show.
What is the auditorium?
This 3D shape has 6 flat square sides and looks a lot like a dice
What is a cube?
In this Olympic event, athletes launch themselves over a bar using a super long stick.
What is pole vault/ jousting?
This type of art is made by putting small pieces of glass, stone, or tile together to create a picture.
What is a mosaic?
This layer of Earth lies just beneath the crust and is made of semi-molten rock that moves slowly, driving plate tectonics.
What is the mantle?
This type of play makes people laugh—usually with silly situations and jokes.
What is a comedy?
When water turns into gas and floats up into the sky, it’s doing this cool disappearing act.
What is evaporation?
In this sport, you bounce a ball while running and try to shoot it through a hoop.
What is basketball?
The “Mona Lisa” was painted by this famous Renaissance artist who also sketched flying machines.
Who is Leonardo da Vinci?
This natural phenomenon occurs when water vapor cools and changes directly into ice crystals, forming delicate structures in the atmosphere.
What is snow formation?
The person who directs the actors and decides how the play looks and feels.
Who is the director?
In a circuit, this is the part that powers everything — no, not your cat.
What is a battery?
Known as “The King of Sports,” this game is played in almost every country on Earth.
What is soccer (football)?
This art movement focuses on light and color, capturing moments like a snapshot with loose brush strokes.
What is Impressionism?
These are ecosystems with extremely high biodiversity, found mostly near the equator, and are vital for carbon storage.
What are tropical rainforests?
This ancient Greek playwright wrote tragedies like Oedipus Rex and Antigone.
Who is Sophocles?