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Nutrition

Food Safety

Physical Activity

Planting

Garden Care

Plant Science

$100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 Nutrition Food Safety Physical Activity Planting Garden Care Plant Science

Guides for healthy eating.

What are the food groups? $100

Half the Plate.

$200 How much fruits and vegetables should we eat?

1-300 Water, food, and air

What people and plants need for growth $300

1-400 Nutrient that gives us energy

What is carbohydrate? $500

Nutrients we want to see less of on the food label

What are fat, sugar, and sodium? $400

The first thing you should do before eating.

What is washing your hands? $100

What we should use to wash fresh fruits and vegetables before we eat them.

What are cold water and a scrub brush? $200

We remove these when we wash fresh fruits and vegetables.

What are dirt, insects, and pesticides? $300

We should use these to clean counters and cutting boards.

What are soap, water, and a sanitizing solution? $400

Method to keep fresh fruits and vegetables longer.

What is freezing? $500

A physical activity that burns calories and encourages you to eat healthy.

What is gardening? $100

This is a form of active play.

What is riding your bike or playing sports? $200

Being active helps you to achieve this.

What is a healthy weight? $300

The number of times your heart beats in a minute.

What is your pulse? $400

Amount of time you should spend in active play every day.

What is 60 minutes? $500

Plants that are good for a school garden.

What are radishes and lettuce and other cool season crops? $100

Tools used to prepare the soil for planting.

What are shovels and rakes? $200

Grows into a new plant when placed in the right environment.

4-300A What is a seed? $300

Planting seeds indoors under “grow lights” and moving them outside.

What is transplanting? $400

Root vegetables that are planted from seedlings in the spring and harvested in the fall.

4-500A What are sweet potatoes? $500

Jobs to do after the garden, is planted.

What are watering and weeding? $100

Decayed dried leaves, fruits and vegetable scraps, water, and other organic matter.

5-200A What is compost? $200

A plant that is not growing where it is supposed to be.

5-300A What is a weed? $300

Removing small seedlings from the garden to make room for others to grow.

5-400A What is thinning? $400

Removing plants from the garden and working in leaves or compost.

What is “putting the garden to bed”? $500

Part of the plant that absorbs water and nutrients from the soil.

What are roots? $100

Process where the plants make their own food from air, water, and sunlight.

What is photosynthesis? $200

Process by which the seed takes in water, swells, and the embryo starts to grow.

What is germination? $300

Plants use colors and smells to attract insects and animals to produce the fruit of the plant.

What is pollination? $400

Animal that helps break down nutrients in the soil.

What is a worm? $500

Final category How much you do want to wager?

Colorful foods that give us lots of vitamins and minerals and very little fat, sugar, or sodium.

What are fresh fruits and vegetables?

Daily Double Round 1 Daily Double How much do you want to wager?