Animals
Matter
Earth and Space
Energy and Forces
Weather
100

This is the term for animals that only eat plants.

Herbivore

100

This is the state of matter that has a definite shape and volume

Solid

100

This is the name of the planet we live on.

Earth

100

This is the energy that comes from the Sun.

Solar energy

100

This type of weather is characterized by strong winds and rain, and it can sometimes cause damage

Storm

200

These animals are warm-blooded and have feathers.

Birds

200

This state of matter has no definite shape but does have a definite volume

Liquid

200

What in space is closest to the Earth and causes tides?

Moon

200

This force pulls objects toward the Earth

Gravity

200

This tool is used to measure temperature

Thermometer 

300

This is the process by which caterpillars turn into butterflies

Metamorphosis

300

The state of matter where particles are spread out and move freely is called this

Gas

300

This part of the Earth is made up of rock and soil.

The crust

300

This type of energy is stored in food, batteries, and fuel.

Chemical energy

300

These are large, swirling storm systems that can form over warm ocean waters and cause heavy rain and winds

Hurricane

400

These animals have fur or hair, and they give live birth.

Mammals

400

The process of changing from a liquid to a gas is called this

Evaporation

400

These are huge balls of burning gas found in space.

Stars

400

The type of energy that makes things move is called this

Mechanical energy

400

This type of cloud is fluffy and white, and it often means fair weather

Cumulus clouds

500

This type of animal lays eggs, has cold blood, and lives both in water and on land.

Amphibian

500

The process of changing from a gas to a liquid is called this

Condensation

500

This is the name of the largest planet in our solar system.

Jupiter

500

This force slows things down or stops them when objects rub against each other.

Friction

500

The water cycle includes processes like evaporation, condensation, and this.

Precipitation

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