Natural Disasters
Bodies of Water
Elements and the Periodic table
Atoms and molecules
Ecosystems
100

A natural disaster with clouds and lightning

Thunderstorm

100

A huge mass of water spanning most of Earth

Ocean

100

Second most common element in air

Oxygen

100

3 things that make up atoms

Protons, Neutrons, Electrons

100

A hierarchy of which animals eat each other

Food Chain
200

A wind funnel that travels across land

Tornado

200

A small line of water usually accompanied by reeds and mud

Stream/Creek

200

What humans breathe out

Carbon Dioxide

200

The center of an atom

Nucleus

200

A group of diverse animals, plants, and nonliving things that benefit each other and from each other

Ecosystem

300

A huge wave caused by underwater earthquakes

Tsunami

300

A calm and shallow body of water separated from another body of water.

Lagoon

300

The elements that make up water

Hydrogen, Oxygen

300

What an atom is

The smallest unit of matter

300

A group of animals and plants that are eaten and eat each other, making an elaborate web

Food Web

400

A natural disaster occuring in the desert when there is loose sand

Sand/Dust storm

400

A large, slow-moving mass of ice

Glacier

400

The thing that makes up most of our air

Nitrogen

400

The thing that determines an atom's atomic number

The amount of protons

400

A link in a food chain that eats dead and rotting parts of the ecosystem

Decomposer

500

A powerful tropical cyclone with strong wind and heavy rain

Typhoon

500
Artificial lakes

Reservoirs

500

The 3rd most common element in air

Argon

500

99% of an atom

Empty Space

500

A species that is necessary to the survival of an ecosystem

Keystone Species

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