The Rieke Elementary School student have a lot of questions as they explore, interact, and learn about the world around them. When they have a wonder, they can submit it to the Wonder Tree and earn a bud with their name on it. These questions are then added to the Wonder Wall for students to pick and conduct research to try to find an answer to the question. When they return their research sheet, they earn a leaf for the tree.
Let's watch the Wonder Tree bloom and grow!
Friday, October 3, 2014
What is the biggest dog?
How does a flower know when to bloom?
How do you breath and pump blood without thinking about it?
How do windshield wipers work?
Who came up with the name of the color blue?
How long does it take to become an Olympic gymnast?
How does cancer work?
Why do we drink water?
How do you make bubble gum?
Why is everything made in China?
How do humans scream?
How much does it rain in Portland in a year?
Which came first, the chicken or the egg?
Why do we need schools?
How do people die?
How do plants make oxygen?
Why does the Earth spin?
Why do hurricanes create tornados?
What is in bubble containers?
How do crutches help people?
How do you make soap?
What is blood made of?
How was the sun made?
Why do people see in color and dogs can't?
What is the smallest thing in the universe?
Why do adults have hair in their armpits?
Why does the moon seem to follow your car at night?
Why do humans need oxygen to live?
How do flowers get food?
Why did the dinosaurs die?
Why do we wonder?
What color were dinosaurs?
Why do turkeys have feathers?
What is gravity?
Why do we fart?
When did Halloween celebrations started?
How do humans see?
How long would it take to travel around the world in a jet?
