Water Cycles
Rocks
&
Minerals
Motion
&
Design
Electricity
&
Circuits
Light
&
Heat
100
Form of water that falls from the sky.
What is Precipitation?
100
A substance made of more than one mineral.
What is a rock?
100
Energy that is being stored.
What is Potential Energy?
100
Has to be in a circle.
What shape does a complete circuit have to be?
100
When you can see through an object.
What is transparent?
200
When the heat from the sun turns water into water vapor
What is evaporation?
200
A cobblestone is a piece of a boulder.
What is a cobblestone?
200
The big rub
What is friction?
200
One example is a battery or D- cell ( there are many others )
What is a possoible energy source in a circuit?
200
Produced when light cannot pass through an object.
What is a shadow?
300
When water vapor gets compacted and forms clouds.
What is Condensation?
300
A big rock.
What is a boulder?
300
When you wind the rubberband and let it go to make the vehicle move.
What is rubberband energy?
300
2 pathways
How many pathways are in a parallel circuit?
300
Heat cannot pass through an object very well.
What is an insulator?
400
Rain,Snow,Hail and Sleet
What are the four types of precipitation?
400
A type of rock that is formed by a sedimentary rock
What is a Metamorphic rock?
400
Washers create weight to pull the car.
What is the falling weight system?
400
The rubber coating acts as a insulator
What does the rubber coating on a wire act as?
400
An object that heat can pass through easily.
What is an conductor?
500
Nature's way of recycling water.
What is the Water Cycle?
500
Plant matter being compressed over millions of years.
How is coal formed?
500
You let the rubberband go and the vehicle moves.
What is kinetic energy?
500
1 pathways
How many pathways does a seires circuit have?
500
Light cannot pass through
What is opeque?
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