Weather
Seasons
Light and Sound
Plants
Animals
100
What instrument is used to tell about temperature?
A thermometer
100
What are the 4 seasons?
Winter, Spring, Summer, and Fall
100
What are 6 sources of light
Sun flashlight lighter match candle moon fire stars headlights lamps ligthbulbs streetlights T.V. nightlights
100
What are the 4 parts of a plant?
Roots, stem, leaves, flower
100
What is the tallest animal in the world?

Giraffe

200
What the air outside is like is known as
the weather
200
What is the weather like in the spring?
Warm and rainy. Plants grow well in the spring.
200

How loud or soft a sound is is known as

volume

200
What part of the plant holds the plant into the ground and gets nutrients from the soil?
the roots
200
What does a bird use for a shelter?
a nest
300
What happens to water that is left in an open cup in the window?
It evaporates.
300
In the winter, water freezes and turns to ice. What happens to the weight of 1 cup of water when it is measured before and after it freezes.
The weight stays the same.
300
When something blocks light, it makes a
shadow
300
What part of the plant makes food for the plant?
the leaves
300

Name a flightless bird

Ostrich, penguin, kiwi, emu

400
What are 6 words that can be used to describe the weather outside?
Hot, cold, warm, cool, sunny, rainy, cloudy, windy, foggy, or snowy
400
A time of year that has its own kind of weather is called a
season
400
When something moves back and forth quickly, it is
Vibrating
400
What part of the plant makes the seeds?
The flower
400
What do we call a frog when it is a baby?
a tadpole
500
When water turns into water vapor and goes back into the air it is called
evaporation
500
The weather in the fall is cool and windy. What instrument is used to tell about the wind?
A wind sock, wind vain, or barometer
500
How high or low a sound is, is called the
pitch
500
What 5 things does a plant need to be healthy?
Sunlight, water, air, space, and nutrients
500
What 4 things do all animals need?
air, water, food, and shelter
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