It's Alive!
This feature of living things is seen as a living thing moves through its life cycle. It may be obvious as it changes from young to adult.
What is grow?
This is the part of the plant that a new plant of the same kind can grow from.
What is a seed.
This is the part of the flower that attracts pollinators and is usually very colorful is called.
What are the petals?
This is what an animal with a backbone is called.
What is a vertebrate?
This is what we call a community of living things and the environment that they share.
What is an ecosystem?
This feature of living things is something that you enjoy usually at least three times a day. You may be looking at the clock wondering if you will get to do this soon!
What is eat?
This is the part of a plant that supports the plant.
What is a stem?
What is photosynthesis?
This is what an animal without a backbone is called.
What is an invertebrate?
This is what we call many connected ecosystems.
What is a biome?
This feature of living things is usually visible and is what we do a lot of when we go outside on the play ground.
What is move?
This is the difference between a dicot seed and a monocot seed.
What is a monocot has one cotyledon and a dicot has two?
This is what is found in the cells of plants that give them their green color.
What is chlorophyll?
These are the two primary kingdoms of living things (the two that we learned the most about in class).
What are plants and animals?
These are the forms of life that produce their own food in an ecosystem.
What are producers?
This feature of living things is needed all day every day and all night too. It never stops until the living thing dies.
What is breathe?
This is what the tubes are called that transport water and nutrients from the roots to the rest of the plant.
What is the xylem?
This is the part of a plant cell that allows it to turn sunlight into food.
What is the chloroplast?
This is the process of organizing living things.
What is taxonomy?
These are the forms of life in an ecosystem that get their energy by eating primary consumers.
What are secondary consumers?
This God-given feature of living things ensures that there will be more of that type of living thing on earth.
What is reproduce?
These are the tubes that transport food from the leaves back to the root.
What are the phloem?
This is what the holes on the underside of a leaf are called that allow plant to breathe.
What are the stomata?
This is the silly saying that helps us to remember the classification of living things.
What is Dirty Kings Pass Cups Of Funny Green Stuff?
These are the forms of life in an ecosystem that consume dead things and decaying plant and animal material.
What are decomposers?