Body Parts
How many bones does an adult human have?
206
Which state has no shape?
Air
Mention at least three animals that is gradually growth!
Cats, dogs, cow, horse, sheep, goat, rabbit, and so on! You can name more than 10
Name the 5 plants part
Roots, stem, leaf, fruit, and flower
BONUS POINT! Give a words of affirmation to your classmates to support them in learning from home.
Thank you!
Bones in your head can not move at all, except one. Which part of the skull that can moves?
Jawbone
What is the name of the changes of states, that changes gas into liquid?
Condensation
Mention the butterfly life cycles!
Eggs > Caterpillar (larva) > Pupa > Butterfly
Which part that can cook food for the plants and change carbondioxide to oxygen?
Leaf, through photosynthesis
Name the 5 senses
Sight, hearing, smell, taste, touch
What are 3 function of the skeleton?
Support, protect, and helps body to move, place for muscle to stick
Give me an example of evaporation
The water cycles, boiling water
Mention the life of stages of a frog!
Eggs, tadpole, froglet, frog
The __________ is like an elevator because it moves the water and nutrients to the rest of the plant.
Stem
What senses you use when you are eating?
Taste and sight
What is involuntary muscle? Mention the move that use that muscles!
A muscle that can move everytime, even if we dont think about it. Blinking, breathing, hearts pumping blood, lungs moving
What changes happens when heat is added?
Melting and evaporating
Name 3 animals that do metamorphosis int heir life cycles
Butterfly, frog, grasshoppers, dragonfly
What is the roots job for the plants?
To adsorb nutrients, water, minerals, and good things for the plants
What is the function of a flower?
To attract animals, and to reproduce
A place where two bones meet called...
Joints
How is the liquid particles?
How does the adults animals function?
They can eat by themself, do reproduce, and active. All the body part is functioning in its maximum capacity.
How do you decide the age of a tree?
Using age lines (kambium) from the trees.
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