Nature Jeopardy Game
An interactive ESL Jeopardy game focused on nature vocabulary and concepts for young learners at CEFR A2 level. Features 5 categories with 25 questions total, encouraging speaking and discussion about animals, plants, weather, seasons, and habitats.
A free Jeopardy Quiz for Young learners at CEFR A2 level. Topic: Nature.
Categories
- Animals
- Plants
- Weather
- Seasons
- Habitats
Questions
- Animals (100): What animal says 'moo' and gives us milk?
- Animals (200): Name two animals that live in the ocean.
- Animals (300): What do birds use to fly? Describe what they look like.
- Animals (400): Tell me why a lion is different from a cat. What makes them different?
- Animals (500): If you could be any animal, which would you choose and why?
- Plants (100): What do plants need from the sun?
- Plants (200): Name two things that plants need to grow.
- Plants (300): What color are most leaves? Why do you think they are this color?
- Plants (400): Describe how a flower grows from a seed. What happens first, then next?
- Plants (500): Do you have plants at home or at school? Tell me what they look like and how you care for them.
- Weather (100): What do we call water that falls from clouds?
- Weather (200): Name three types of weather.
- Weather (300): What happens when it is very cold and snows? What do you see?
- Weather (400): Compare a sunny day and a rainy day. How are they different?
- Weather (500): What is your favorite weather? Tell me why you like it and what you do.
- Seasons (100): What season is cold and has snow?
- Seasons (200): Name all four seasons.
- Seasons (300): What happens to leaves in autumn? Describe the colors you see.
- Seasons (400): Explain what is different between summer and winter. How are they different?
- Seasons (500): Which season is your favorite and why? What do you like to do in that season?
- Habitats (100): What is the home of a fish?
- Habitats (200): Name two different animal habitats.
- Habitats (300): What animals live in a forest? Name at least two and describe what they eat.
- Habitats (400): Compare a desert habitat and a forest habitat. What is different about them?
- Habitats (500): If you could visit any animal habitat, where would you go and why? What would you see there?