LIVING THINGS
Where do living things get what they need to live?
From their environment/ecosystem
Where do many animals live to stay safe?
Shelter
What is climate?
Weather over a long time
What is a flood?
Too much water covering land
What is a resource?
Something living things need to survive
What happens if a living thing cannot get what it needs?
It may die or move
What happens to a plant when it gets too much water?
Too much water will flood the plant so it will harm a plant and make it die.
Why does land nearby water not get too hot or cold?
Land near water doesn’t get too hot or too cold because water changes temperature slowly.
What is an earthquake?
Ground shaking
What does a curator do?
Takes care of animals / designs habitats
Why do living things compete with each other?
Because resources are limited
What will happen to a plant if it does not get direct sunlight?
It will grow/bend toward the light
Name ONE factor that affects climate
Distance from water / height / mountains
What is a landslide?
Rocks and dirt moving down a hill
Why do animals move to new places?
To find food, water, or shelter
What is competition?
When living things fight/struggle for resources
What happens when many animals need the same food in one place?
They compete for resources
Why are places near the ocean not too hot or cold?
Water changes temperature slowly
What should you do during a tornado?
Example: Go inside and find a safe place
What happens when too many animals live in one place?
More competition, less resources
What is an ecosystem?
Living + nonliving things interacting
How do animals survive in their environment?
Using adaptations (teeth, fur, behavior, etc.)
Why is it colder on mountains?
Higher elevation = colder air
How can we prepare for natural disasters?
Emergency kit, plan, learn hazards, etc
Who studies how water moves, flows, and is stored on Earth to keep it clean and safe for everyone.
Hydrologist (Groundwater scientists)