1. Plants/Animals
What do both animals and plants need to survive?
Water
When the sun shines brightly with no clouds blocking it, we call this what?
Sunny
This season can get very cold, there can be snow on the ground and trees have no leaves.
Winter
When you use force to move a thing (object) closer to you.
You see with your ....
eyes
The part of a plant that can grow into more plants.
Seeds
When dark clouds make thunder and lightning and usually a lot of rain.
Thunderstorms or storms
There is less daylight and the temperature cools down and leaves on trees change colors.
Fall or Autumn
When you use force to move a thing (object) away from you.
Push
How can your sense of smell protect you?
You can smell if food is bad or if there is a fire.
What make something (an animal or plant) alive or living?
Grows, takes in nutrients, reproduces (makes more of itself)
When rain freezes while it’s falling from the sky.
Snow
During this season, days start to get longer, and the temperature begins to warm up. Flowers and new leaves begin to grow.
Spring
When a thing (object) is not moving it has ________.
Stopped
Name 2 senses that you use while petting a dog
seeing, hearing, touching,
A shelter made by an animal to protect their eggs and babies. (Many birds make these.)
Nest
When air around us moves quickly.
Wind
This season has long warm days with lots of daylight. Trees are green.
Summer
If you have the power to move heavy things (objects), you are ________.
Strong
What body part do you use to taste?
tongue
Part of a plant that absorbs (soaks up water) from the soil or ground.
Roots
What’s happening outside and around us on any given day.
Weather
When some animals (like bears) sleep during the winter.
Hibernation
When something is moving, it is in ________.
Motion
What body part lets you to touch and feel?
skin