Life Systems
Matter and Energy
Structures and Mechanisms
Earth and Space Systems
About Ms. G!
100

Name the five things plants need to survive.

Answer: water, air, space, soil, and sun
100

Name three types of natural forces - otherwise known as "forces of nature".

Possible answers: Hurricanes, Tornadoes, Soil Erosion, Landslides, Tsunamis, Hail, Blizzards, etc.

100

Name three examples of natural structures.

Possible answers: Bee hive, Bird's nests, Beaver dams, Spider web, etc.

100

What are two items that are ideal to compost and two items that are not suitable for compost?

Ideal: Banana peels, Egg shells, Leaves, Twigs/Sticks, Vegetable scraps, etc.


Not Suitable: Raw meat, Pet waste, Plastic, Food wrappers, etc.

100

Who is the BEST science teacher ever?

Ms. Glencross - Just kidding!

200

Name the six different habitats.

Answer: Desert, Tundra, Ocean, Wetland, Forest, and Rainforest 

200

Provide two examples of natural light sources. 

Possible answers: Sunshine, Moonlight, Stars, Fireflies, etc.

200

Name three examples of built structures.

Possible answers: Houses, Stores, Hotels, Schools, etc.
200

Name the three rock types.

Sedimentary, Igneous, and Metamorphic.

200

What is Ms. Glencross' favourite colour? 

Yellow

300

What are the four stages of a plant's life cycle?

Seed -> Sprout -> Seedling -> Plant

300

Provide three examples of artificial light sources. 

Possible answers: Cellphones, Laptops/Computers, Lightbulbs, Televisions, Streetlights, Lamps, etc.

300

What are the six simple machines?

Wheel and Axle, Lever, Pulley, Screw, Wedge, and Inclined Plane.
300

Provide three examples of items that we use in daily life that are made of rocks and minerals.

Possible answers: Cellphones, Computers, Makeup, Jewelry, Salt, Countertops, etc.
300
What does Ms. Glencross normally drink during science class?

Water, Bubly, or Coffee - all acceptable answers!

400

Provide an example of a food chain.

Possible example: Sunlight -> Grass -> Grasshopper -> Bird -> Fox

400

What are three things you can use to protect yourself from the impact of forces?

Possible answers: Helmet, Seatbelt, Hard Hat, Knee pads/Elbow pads, Airbags, etc.

400

__________ machines are made of two or more simple machines.

Complex machines

400

__________ are the preserved remains of plants and animals that were once living on Earth.

Fossils

400

How many different classes does Ms. Glencross teach?

Nine! - All Kindergarten Classes, Two Grade 1 Classes, One Grade 2 Class, and Grade 3/4. :) 

500

What is an adaptation? Provide an example of either an animal or plant adaptation.

Answer: An adaptation is a trait or characteristic that a plant or animal develops to help them survive in their environment.

For example: Polar bears have white fur to blend into their environment, which helps them to hunt without being spotted by prey.

500

___________ is the force that acts on objects that rub against each other. Bonus points if you can provide an example!

Friction. Possible examples: Creating a fire, or brakes on a car or bike.

500

What is the difference between linear and rotary motion?

Linear motion: movement that occurs in a straight line.

Rotary motion: movement that occurs in a circular path.

500

Name the three particles that make up soil. 

Silt, Sand, and Clay.

500

What is the name of Ms. Glencross' cat?

Ozzy!

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