Habitats
Really cold environments are normally filled with this cool, white substance.
What is snow?
These plants can grow very tall and have hard stems made of wood.
What are trees?
These animals only eat meat.
What is a carnivore?
The planet we live on.
What is Earth?
These rocks fall from space and one is thought to have killed off the dinosaurs.
What is an asteroid? (or Meteor/Meteorite).
Animals and plants both need this wet substance in their habitat to survive.
What is water?
Plants get their energy from this.
What is the sun?
These animals only eat plants.
What is a herbivore?
This bright object in the night sky can be full, crescent, or completely dark.
What is the moon?
Igneous rocks can form from this material that comes out of volcanoes.
What is lava?
This habitat is very hot, sandy, and you would probably see a camel or two if you visited.
What is the desert?
This green part of the plant is usually flat and captures sunlight.
What is a leaf?
These animals can eat plants and meat.
What is an omnivore?
Our sun is one of these.
What is a star?
Sedimentary rocks sometimes contain remains of animals and plants that died a long time ago called ____.
What are fossils?
This habitat is very wet and salty. It is home to many animals, like the great white shark.
What is the ocean?
This type of tree has cones that are filled with seeds and pollen.
That is a pine (conifer) tree?
These animals are covered with scales and lay eggs with tough shells.
What are reptiles?
The next closest planet to Earth that is known for being very red.
What is Mars?
The hardest mineral that is also commonly found in jewelry.
What is diamond?
This habitat is known for having a lot of trees and a lot of rain.
What is a rain forest?
When a bee carries polled from one flower to another.
What is pollination?
These animals are covered in hair and make milk for their babies.
What are mammals?
The largest planet in the solar system.
What is Jupiter?
When rocks or minerals and carried from one place to another by water or wind.
What is erosion?