Week Review
Name one of the weird animals we learned about
Answers will vary
What do Bears, Bats and Snails do in the winter to prepare for Spring?
What is Hibernate?
Light snow falling for short durations. No accumulation or perhaps light dusting.
What is flurries?
How often are the Winter Olympics held?
What is every four years?
True or false: Snowflakes can be wet or dry
What is true?
A poet's deliberate pattern of lines that go with one another is called the...
What is rhyme scheme?
These white, huge, and furry animals withstand the cold temperatures, and advertise soda.
What is a polar bear?
What are dangerous winter storms, snow accumulation and blowing snow and wind with low visibility.
What is a blizzard?
This Olympic sport involves a sled, high speeds and a mountain track.
What is Luge or bobsledding?
The number of sides a snowflake has
What is 6 sides?
Share one fact you learned about Keith Haring?
Answers will vary
- Made radiant baby
- Graffiti Artist-Turned Street Artist
What happens to the arctic fox fur during winter?
What is turns white?
Sunsets are more dramatic during the winter due to the lack of this.
Rain or humidity
What is humidity?
This country has won a gold medal at every Winter Olympics.
What is the United States?
When is the winter solstice?
What is December 21st or 22nd?
The name country that is home to three tallest towers
What is Saudi Arabia?
What "slow" moving animal goes underground during the winter when the temperature goes below the freezing level?
What are slugs?
DAILY DOUBLE: Being temporarily unable to see due to UV light reflecting from snow.
What is Snow Blindness?
This sport includes jumps called a lutz and axel.
What is figure skating?
The average length it takes a snowflake to fall from the cloud to the ground. (will take within 30 min of correct answer)
What is two hours?
Name at least 3 of the 4 forces of flight
What is weight, thrust, Lift, and Drag
Instead of a nest, where do emperor penguins incubate their egg?
What is top of feet?
What form of precipitation consists of ice pellets, often mixed with rain or snow?
What is sleet?
This was the year of the first Winter Olympics.
1924 or 1939
The pole (north or south) that is colder
What is the south pole?