Plants
Material Definitions
Properties of materials
Erosion
Animals
100

What do plants need to grow?

Water, Light, and Soil

100

What does flexible mean?

Easy to bend

100

How can you make paper stiffer?

Fold it

100

Where do all rivers end?

The ocean

100

What are two major groups of animals?

Mammals, Birds, Reptiles, Fish, Insects, etc.

200

When talking about seeds, what does 'disperse' mean?

Plants spreading out their seeds.

200

What does waterproof mean?

Doesn't absorb water/liquid

200
Name two properties of the materials that clothes are made from.

Soft, flexible, absorbent, (color), etc.

200

What is sand made of?

Rocks

200

What do animals get from their habitat?

Food, water, and shelter

300

Why do plants disperse their seeds?

They disperse their seeds so that the baby plants have room to grow.

300

What does absorbent mean? 

Soaks up water/liquid

300

Describe the properties of metal.

Hard, smooth, stiff, waterproof, strong, conducting

300

What causes erosion?

Water and wind.

300

Why do frogs makes noise?

The males want to get the attention of the females.

400

Name 2 ways that plants disperse their seeds.

Wind, water, animals

400

What does conducting mean?

Lets heat pass

400

What are the three phases of matter?

Solid, Liquid, Gas

400

How do rocks in the mountains end up as sand on the beach?

Rivers break them apart and carry them down to the beach.

400

How could you find out how many species of frogs live in a pond?

Listen to the different calls and count them.

500

Would a desert plant survive in a forest habitat? Give two reasons why or why not.

They would get too much water and too little sunlight.

500

What does insulating mean?

Doesn't let heat pass

500

What is special about plastic? Why is it used to make so many toys?

It is meltable.

500

Why might sand be purple?

If the rocks were purple, the sand will be too!

500

What is hibernation?

It's kind of like sleeping, but more so an animal putting itself on 'pause.'

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