Weather
Human
Body
Space
Plants
Earth Science
100

This instrument measures how hot and cold the air is. 

Thermometer 


100

This organ helps you think and control your body. 

Brain 

100

These are bright points of light you see in the night sky. 

Star 

100

I grow red petals and am often given as a symbol of love. 

Rose 

100

This is the outer layer of the Earth. 

Crust 

200

This weather tool measures how much rain has fallen. 

Rain Gauge 

200
This organ pumps blood through your body. 

Heart 

200

Which planet is known as the red planet?

Mars 

200

I grow from bulbs in the ground and known for my cup-shaped colorful flower petals. 

Tulip 

200

This is a large body of saltwater that covers most of Earth's surface. 

Ocean 

300

This term describes how much water vapor is in the air. 

Humidity 

300

This body system helps you breathe. 

Respiratory system


300

This is the force that keeps us on the ground.

Gravity 

300

I grow tall and shed my leaves in the fall. I am known for my colorful leaves as well as being a sweet treat. 

Maple Tree 

300

This is a large natural elevation of Earth's surface. 

Mountain 

400

This dangerous rotating column of air can destroy buildings. 


Tornado 

400

This system in your body helps fight off sickness and germs. 

Immune system 

400

This is a large system of stars, gas, and dust held together in space. 

Galaxy 

400

I grow needle like leaves and stay green all year. I am often used as a Christmas tree. 


Pine Tree 

400
What is the hardest natural substance on Earth. 

Diamond

500

This natural disaster is caused by a large ocean wave often triggered by an underwater earthquake. 

Tsunami 

500

What is the hard outer layer that protects teeth?

Enamel 


500

This planet is an ice giant and is known for its strong winds and deep blue color. 

Neptune 


500

I grow near water and have long drooping branches that hang like curtains. I am known for a sad, however graceful look. 

Weeping Willow

500

This is the process where Earth’s continents were once joined together in a single supercontinent before slowly drifting apart.


Continental Drift 

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