Weekly Vocabulary

2. Trees that lose their leaves during the fall and winter.
5. A plant pigment that gives many fruits, vegetables, and flowers their red, purple, and blue colors.
7. A strong feeling of anger caused by something you feel is unjust.
8. To snuggle something lovingly.
10. The natural yellow, orange, and red pigments in plants.

1. A traditional indigenous cradle used to carry infants by the Anishinaabe people.
2. A property of multiplication that allows us to break down factors and multiply them by their parts and then add the sum of the partial products to get the whole answer.
3. The natural green pigment found in plants that absorbs sunlight to drive photosynthesis.
4. Trees that are evergreen and keep their leaves all year long.
6. Spongy, decayed oak wood.
9. Tough, fibrous connective tissues, can be dried and used as a fibrous cord or string.