Life Science
(Plants & Animals)
(Plants & Animals)
What do plants need to grow?
Sunlight, water, air, and soil.
What planet do we live on?
Earth
What force do you use to move a shopping cart forward?
A push
What is everything made of?
Matter
Which is the biggest mammal on Earth?
The blue whale
Which item is nonliving: a cat or a rock?
A rock
How many planets are in our solar system?
Eight
What force do you use to lift a box?
A pull
Which tool helps you see things up close?
A magnifying glass.
What season comes before winter?
Autumn
What part of a plant is usually underground?
The roots.
What star shines during the day?
The Sun
Which objects floatâheavy rocks or light wood?
Light wood
Which sense helps you smell a flower?
The sense of smell/nose
What do baby animals often look like?
Their parents.
Why do animals need water?
To stay alive and healthy.
What causes day and night?
Earth spinning on its axis
What happens when you push or pull something?
It moves
How can you sort objects?
By color, size, or shape.
What is the process plants use to make food?
Photosynthesis
What do animals that eat only meat called?
Carnivores
How does rain help plants and animals?
It gives them water to live.
Is water a solid or a liquid?
A liquid.
What do you notice when you look closely at a leaf?
Patterns, lines, and shapes.
What kinds of weather can we see?
Sunny, rainy, cloudy, snowy, windy.