Vocabulary
What Should I Wear?
Living (biotic) or Non-living (Abiotic)
Ecosystems
How Do Plants & Animals Depend on Each Other?
100
A powdery material that flowers need to make seeds
What is pollen
100
Dog
What is fur
100
Animals
What is living (Biotic)
100
A type of ecosystem very wet with ducks, turtles, cattails, fish, lily pads, and frogs.
What is a pond ecosystem
100
How do animals use plants?
What is as SHELTER and as FOOD
200
The kind of weather an area has over time
What is climate
200
Fish
What are scales
200
Soil
What is non-living (abiotic)
200
A very dry ecosystem that gets very little rain. Animals here usually stay underground during the day and come out at night. Plants and animals here need to be VERY good at saving water.
What is a desert ecosystem
200
The part if a flower that makes a seed. Animals bring pollen here.
What is the pistil
300
Few of its kind of living thing
What is endangered
300
Bunny
What is fur
300
Water
What is non-living (Abiotic)
300
This ecosystem is very warm and can be found in shallow water. Since it is warm, many living things can exist here. You may find fish, coral, and small plants.
What is a coral reef ecosystem
300
The part of a plant that makes pollen
What is the stamen
400
How an animal may look like some kind of other living thing.
What is mimicry
400
Iguana
What are scales
400
Plants
What is living (Biotic)
400
This ecosystem is hot and wet. There is A LOT of rain and very thin soil. Lots of trees exist here with all different animals such as squirrel monkeys, iguanas, and many different birds.
What is a rain-forest ecosystem
400
Plants rely on animals to help make seeds by moving pollen to the pistil. This is done in a process called _______
What is pollination.
500
A body feature or way of acting that helps a living thing survive in its environment
What is adaptation
500
Armadillo
What is a shell
500
Algae or Bacteria
What is living (Biotic)
500
List the ways ecosystems change
What are HUMANS and NATURAL EVENTS
500
The sweet drink that flowers make and bees LOVE it!
What is nectar