weather
what the air and sky feel and look like at any time or place
a living thing that moves, breathes and eats other living things for energy
animal
forest
an area of land with many trees
plant
a living thing that makes its own food
an area of Earth with the same weather and same plants and animals living together
biome
grasslands
a large area of land that is covered in grass
a small body of water that flows into a larger body of water like a river
stream
live
tundra
an area of land that is cold with almost no trees and very little rain
Will you see the same biomes on the west side of the United states as on the east?
NO
What is a deciduous forest?
a biome dominated by broad-leaved trees that shed their leaves seasonally to survive cold winters or dry periods
Jeremy, Dakota, and Mr. Turner hiked where?
The forest.
what the air and sky feel and look like at any time or place
weather
What is a coniferous forest?
a large ecosystem dominated by cone-bearing, needle-or scale-leaved trees.
animal
a living thing that moves, breathes and eats other living things for energy.
an area of land with many trees
forest
a large area of land that is covered in grass
grasslands
Sunlight
What does a map tell you?
Where things are. Where you are.
What do plants and animals use for energy?
Food!
stream
a small body of water that flows into a larger body of water like a river
biome
an area of Earth with the same weather and same plants and animals living together
a community of living and nonliving things that work together
ecosystem
an area of and that is cold with almost no trees and very little rain
tundra
a living thing that makes its own food
plant