Desert/Egypt
The biome making up over 90% of Egypt
What is desert?
The area defined by the sun never setting in the summer and never rising in the winter
What is The Arctic Circle?
The most successful early civilization on Easter Island
What are the Rapa Nui?
The number of fish species in Egypt
What is 1,000?
The destination of the upcoming middle school's international trip
What is Baja?
A desert-living animal that, by taking nutrients from its humps, has adapted to survive 10 days without water
What is a camel?
An origin word for Arctic that means no bear/anti-bear
What is Antarctica?
The language spoken by the people of Easter Island
What is the Rapa Nui language?
The famous Egyptian pharaoh nicknamed “the Boy King”
Who is Tutankhamun?
The number of terms in an EA year
What is 3?
An Egyptian cross-like symbol with a loop at the top
What is an ankh?
The main group of people living in and around the Arctic
Who are the Inuit people?
The number of species that are completely unique to Easter Island
What is 150?
The number of Moai statues on easter Island
What is 1,000?
Where the middle school went for our fall backpacking trip
What is Lily and Lizard lake?
The Ancient Egyptian goddess who weighs your soul against a feather when you die
Who is Ma'at?
The breeding of these two beasts makes fertile offspring
What are polar bears and brown bears?
The monolithic human-like figures carved by the Rapa Nui
What are Moai statues?
The animal whose population doubles every 6 weeks on Easter Island
What are rats?
The classroom the middle school spends the most time in
What is the east classroom?
A 16 page myth about Seth and Horus fighting to determine who will be king after Osiris
What is the contendings of Horus and Seth?
The name of the land bridge Siberians crossed into Alaska during the Ice Age
What is the Bering Land Bridge?
The name of the great god of Easter Island
Who is Makemake?
The name of a story set right before Egypt was conquered by Persia
What is girl with the rose red slippers?
EA's fall cluster
What is origins?