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What is the scientific method? *Hint: Think back to our first lesson on catapults*
A system where you make an observation, develop a hypothesis, conduct and experiment, and report your results.
Whorl, arch, and loop are the 3 types of what? *Hint, we used ink pads for this lesson*
Fingerprints
What were catapults used for?
Launching large items--usually for a war.
What is geology?
The study of rocks
How many continents are there?
7--North America, South America, Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, and Antarctica
There are 4 main directions on a compass that is also used to help with directions on maps. What are those 4 main directions?
North, South, East, and West
What can quilts be used for other than just a blanket?
History, culture, activism, and artistic expression
What type of volcano is shaped like half a ball?
Dome volcano
What is the process in making butter?
Milk, cream, and then butter
What specific things does a government control? Name 2 of them.
Currency, imports, exports, and laws
How do you say stop and go in Mandarin (Chinese)?
Zou and ting
What does it mean to orbit?
It means to follow a curved path around something else--like when the moon orbits Earth.
How many labors did Hercules have to complete in order to be able to return to Olympus?
12 labors
How many phases of the moon are there?
8 lunar phases
What is a Native American pictograph?
Pictographs are pictures on caves or rock walls that tell a story or depict an important event.
What do kidneys filter?
Blood
