Space & Earth’s Movement
Moon Phases
Water Cycle & Oceans
Climate & Weather
Scientific Thinking
100

This motion of Earth causes day and night.

What is rotation?

100

The Moon appears completely dark in this phase.

What is the New Moon?

100

 Liquid water turning into vapor.

What is evaporation?

100

Higher places are usually colder because of this climate factor.

What is elevation?

100

A testable explanation for a question.

What is a hypothesis?

200

This motion of Earth causes the seasons.

What is revolution?

200

The right half of the Moon is lit during this phase.

What is the First Quarter?

200

Water vapor cooling and forming clouds.

What is condensation?

200

This tool measures air pressure.

What is a barometer?

200

A scientific activity that tests a hypothesis

What is an experiment?

300

 We live in this spiral-shaped galaxy.

What is the Milky Way?

300

The entire side facing Earth is lit.

What is the Full Moon?

300

Rain, snow, sleet, or hail.

What is precipitation?

300

A tall, dark cloud that brings thunderstorms.

What is a cumulonimbus cloud?

300

A scientific activity that explores or observes without testing variables.

What is an investigation?

400

 Earth takes this long to complete one revolution around the Sun.

What is 365 days?

400

 The left half of the Moon is lit.

What is the Third Quarter?

400

The main source of evaporation on Earth.

What is the ocean?

400

The dry side of a mountain is called this.

 What is the rain shadow?

400

The step where scientists record what they see, measure, or notice.

What is an observation?

500

A huge collection of stars, gas, and dust held together by gravity.

What is a galaxy?


500

 This is the reason we see different moon phases

What is the Moon’s revolution around Earth?

500

The Sun’s role in the water cycle.

What is providing energy/heat?

500

 This factor makes coastal climates milder than inland climates.

What is proximity to bodies of water?

500

The final step of the scientific method.


What is the conclusion?

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