As the class settled in for another day filled with various lessons, Ms. Frogster instructed everyone to put their books away as they were going to do something a bit different again today. She then handed a stack of papers to Frogella and instructed her to hand one to each student. Once this had been done, Ms. Frogster explained to the class what they were to do with the strange looking list they were given.
"Class, you will see that you have a list of several different clues which, when solved, will tell you what you will need to complete today's assignment. Today, we are finishing the Christmas Scavenger Hunt! First, you must figure out what each numbered set of clues refer to in order to come up with the Christmas articles which are hidden about the classroom. If everyone is ready, let's get set and begin!"
1. Ch + opposite of her + part of the leg that bends between the lower leg and the thigh.
2. Opposite of South + a totem ____.
3. Farm animals raised on a farm are called live____ + a male sovereign or monarch.
4. ___ goes the weasel + a yellow vegetable that can be eaten on the cob + tightly stretched cords/wires that produce tones on a guitar.
5. Another word for the Christmas season + book in which the records of a ship are kept.
6. A pungent tropical plant used as a spice + a type of food made with flour and yeast and usually used to make a sandwich + word for a building in which people live.
7. A chicken lays an ___ + a wooden peg or pin.