internal plant structures
external plant structures
internal animals structures
external animal structures
Verbs
100

carries nutrients in many directions 

Phloem

100

The part of a plant that grows into soil and takes in water

Root

100

The bones that hold the body together.

Skeleton

100

the hair that grows on an animal's body

Fur

100

Make something.

Produce

200

carries water from roots to leaves

Xylem

200

The part of the flower that creates pollen

Stamen

200

The muscle that pumps blood through the body.

Heart

200

hard plates that cover the skin of fish and snakes

scales

200

To sort objects or living things into groups based on shared traits.

Classify

300

The part of the flower that holds the eggs needed for a flower to make seeds.

Ovary

300

Green, leaf-like part of a plant that protects a flower until it is ready to bloom

Sepal

300

An organ that receives information from sense organs about the environment and then tells the body how to react.

brain

300

The sharp spines on a porcupine or hedgehog

Quills

300

To figure out the meaning of something.

Interpret

400

Tiny openings on a leaf that take in carbon dioxide and release oxygen.

Stomata

400

The part of a flower that receives pollen to make a seed.

Pistil

400

The main respiratory organ that takes in and releases air.

lungs

400

a defence or tactic that organisms use to disguise their appearance, usually to blend in with their surroundings.

Camouflage

400

 To move from one place to another because the seasons changed.

Migrate

500

a structure found only in plant cells, where sunlight is converted into food and energy for the plant

Chloroplasts

500

A waxy outer coating on a leaf that helps a plant store water and controls the amount of water that leaves the plant

Cuticle

500

The organ in fish and young amphibians that takes in oxygen from water.

gills
500

A hard covering on invertebrates used to maintain their shape and protect their organs.

Exoskeleton

500

 protect from heat, cold, or noise

Insulate

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