STREAM
All Things FALL
Snow and Winter
Our Bodies
Insects
100
What does the "S" stand for in Stream?
Science
100
What is the name our our pumpkin?
Jack
100
What is the name for the bottom of our globe where the penguins live?
Antarctica
100
What do we call all our bones together? HINT: Think of Halloween
Skeleton
100
How many body parts does an insect have?
BONUS if you can name all three...$100
Three
Head, Thorax, and Abdomen
200
When light shines through a prism or water droplet, what is created?
Rainbow
200
What is another for for Fall?
Autumn
200
As we move closer to the middle of the globe, does the temperature get warmer or colder?
Warmer
200
What do we call the bones of our head?
Skull
200
What is the middle section called and what comes out of it? Be specific
Thorax; SIX legs and maybe wings
300
What is another word for Engineering?
Building or Creating
300
Describe the life cycle of an apple.
Seed, Tree, Blossom (flower/bud), Fruit....REPEAT
300
What is the shape of an igloo?
Dome (Rectangle blocks)
300
What is the main part of the Circulatory System? HINT think Valentine's Day
Heart
300
Name the life cycle of an insect.
Egg, Larva, Pupa, and Adult
400
If I were to use an iPad for an activity in STREAM, what letter would I be using?"
"T" for Technology
400
Name the ship that brought the Pilgrims to the Americas.
Mayflower
400
What happens when you put salt on ice?
It melts it faster
400
What color is our blood?
Red
400
Look at this picture. Is this an insect, explain your answer.
Yes....able to identify parts of the insect
500
What is the most important part of a structure and all things in life?
The FOUNDATION (where you start, the bottom or the base)
500
What is a pumpkin mostly made of?
90% WATER
500
What is the name of the line that separates the North and the South Pole?
Equator
500
If you were to put all your veins in a straight line like a string, how many times around the Earth will it go?
2.5 times
500
What is the biggest difference between an Insect and Bug...hint it's NOT its legs!
Life Cycle....a bug does not have the Pupa stage