Forces & Motion
To push or pull an object.
Force
What a seed becomes when it starts to grow?
Sprout
Thick fur helps polar bears stay this?
Warm
The condition of the air at a specific time.
Weather
An animal that eats only plants.
A. Carnivore B. Herbivore C. Omnivore
B. Herbivore
Something that slows moving objects?
Friction
The green part of the plant that makes food is called?
Leaf
Body parts birds use to lift off and glide.
Wings
Frozen water crystals that fall from clouds.
Snow
A living thing that makes its own food.
A. Plant B. Sun C. Earth
A. Producer (Plant)
The force that pulls everything toward Earth?
Gravity
Process by which plants use light to make food.
Photosynthesis
Camels store this in their hump to survive hot deserts.
Water
The movement of water from Earth to sky and back.
The water cycle
All the living and nonliving things in one place.
A. Herbivore B. Ecosystem C. Planet
B. Ecosystem
How fast something moves is called?
Speed
When a seed soaks up water and cracks open.
Germination
Color or pattern that helps an animal blend in.
Camouflage
When liquid water turns into vapor.
Evaporation
Place where an organism finds food, water, and shelter.
A. Hibernate B. Habitat C. Ecosystem
B. Habitat
A bar that pivots to lift or move things?
Lever
The stage when a plant begins to show buds or blossoms.
Budding
Sharp, pointy protection all over a cactus.
Spines or Needles
A huge spinning storm over warm ocean waters.
Hurricane
Shows how energy moves from one organism to another.
A. Habitat B. Leaf C. Food Chain
Food Chain