Living or Non-Living
Name 3 living things
Plants, dogs, cows, humans, etc.
True or false: Invertebrates have backbones.
False.
Name 2 lab safety rules you should always follow
Use walking feet in the lab
Listen closely for directions
Clean up after yourself
What is our principal's name?
Name 3 non-living things that can be found in a grocery store.
Shopping cart, receipts, shelves, cash registers
True
How do you know that you are a vertebrate?
You have a backbone.
True or false: Goggles can be used to protect your feet.
False
Why is it important to follow the school-wide expectation of being "Polite"?
Answers vary -> You will make more friends, you will earn AIMs, People will want to be nice to you as well
Name 5 living things that could be found at a farm.
fruits, vegetables, corn, spider, horses, farmer, etc.
True or false: Arthropods make up the largest group of invertebrates.
True
Name 5 different types of vertebrates
dogs, cats, humans, lions, fish, frogs
True or false: If you spill something, you should not tell anyone. Just try to clean it up yourself.
False
What are our school colors?
Maroon, gray, black
True or False: All non-living things move.
True or false: A spider is an arthropod.
True
Name 3 different vertebrates that you might find in the rainforest.
frog, monkey, sloth, dart frog
Name the materials you should always bring with you to science in room 6
pencil, your textbook, your folder, AIM sheet
Name 3 teachers that do not work in Room 4, 6, or 7.
Answers vary
Name 3 things that all living things have in common.
They grow, they reproduce, they need food for energy
jellyfish, spiders, squid, black widow
Name the five groups of vertebrates
Mammals, birds, fish, reptiles, amphibians
Why is it important to review and read all directions before completing the lab?
Answers vary (You can ask questions before if you have any, you might miss an important step, you might be missing materials)
Answers vary (you are following directions)