Across
- 3. — The small nut produced by an oak tree, often gathered by squirrels.
- 7. — The woody cone produced by a pine tree, often found scattered across the forest floor.
- 10. — A young plant just beginning to grow from a seed.
- 11. — A tiny drop of water that forms on leaves, grass, and flowers in the morning.
- 12. — The hidden network of fine threads that makes up the main body of a fungus.
- 13. — A tiny flying insect that produces a magical-looking glow.
Down
- 1. — A magical woodland being from fairy folklore.
- 2. — To search the forest for berries, herbs, mushrooms, and other natural treasures.
- 4. — A small, fleeting spirit, light, or puff of something magical.
- 5. — A golden-yellow mushroom with a delicate, trumpet-shaped cap.
- 6. — A soft green plant that grows like a carpet over rocks, trees, and forest floors.
- 8. — An edible mushroom with a distinctive honeycomb-like cap.
- 9. — A leafy green forest plant with delicate, feathery fronds.
- 14. — The part of a plant that grows underground and anchors it while absorbing water and nutrients.
