Properties of Matter/Organisms and Habitats
Name a habitat.
Rainforest, Forest, Desert, Tundra, Prairie, Fresh Water and Oceans.
Share two examples of protein.
What is magma?
Magma is hot fluid or semifluid material below or within the earth's crust.
What is energy?
The power to do work, make things move, or cause changes
Where did we go on our first field trip?
Butterfly wonderland!
What are the three types of matter?
Solids, liquids, gases.
Share two examples of a vegetable.
The scholar will earn the points if the answer is correct.
How do Geysers form?
When hot water and steam bubble up to the surface.
Define static electricity.
Energy that builds up and stays in one place, it occurs on the surfaces of objects.
Name one experiment we did this school year.
Scholar must accurately name an experiment.
Name something that used to be living.
Student will earn the points if they correctly name an item that used to be living (i.e. pinecone, dried flower)
Share two examples of a fruit
The scholar will earn the points if the answer is correct.
What is Erosion?
The process of carrying rocks and sediment away.
Define current electricity.
What did we dissect this school year?
An owl pellet!
Name all of the parts of an ant.
Head, Thorax, Antenna, Legs, Abdomen (Student must name ALL parts)
Put these words in the correct order:
organs, cells, organ system, tissues.
Cells, tissues, organs, organ system.
What is deposition?
When sediment settles in a new place
Name the three parts of a simple circuit
A battery, wire and a bulb
Name the cardinal directions.
North, South, East, West
Describe a tundra habitat.
Cold, treeless, and dry.
Where does digestion begin?
The mouth!
What is the Matterhorn? (Not pop culture)
The Matterhorn is a steep mountain peak. It was formed by a glacier that carved it.
Describe the path electricity takes to reach a home.
Power plant -> power lines -> home -> appliance or device.
In the folktale we read about magnets, how did magnetism get it's name?
A boy named Magnus discovered a magnet!