Living & Non-Living Things
This kind of thing can grow and change.
What is a living thing?
We drink this every day to stay healthy.
What is water?
This energy helps us see things like lamps and the Sun.
What is Light Energy?
Ice is an example of this state of matter.
What is a solid?
Eating foods like fruits and vegetables gives your body this, which helps you stay active and safe.
What is energy?
This is something that is not alive, like a rock or a chair.
What is a non-living thing?
The word in the water cycle which means rain.
What is precipitation?
We use this energy to hear music and voices.
What is Sound Energy?
Water that you can pour into a cup is this state of matter.
What is liquid?
Fish live in this environment and need it to breathe and survive.
What is water?
This is something plants need from the sun.
What is sunlight?
When water gets very cold, it turns into this.
What is ice?
This kind of energy helps things move, like bicycling or lifting things with our arms.
What is mechanical energy?
The air we breathe is this state of matter.
What is a gas?
These foods give you energy, like bread or rice.
What are grains?
Living things need this to stay alive and grow.
What is water/sleep/shelter/?
When water rises into clouds, it is doing this in the water cycle.
What is evaporating?
We get this energy from food to help our bodies work and play.
What is chemical energy?
This state of matter keeps its own shape.
This is the safest place to cross a busy road.
What is a crosswalk?
This is something animals do that shows they are alive.
What is moving (or eating/breathing/growing)?
This is a natural place where water flows, like the Nile.
What is a river?
This energy makes things warm, like a heater or the Sun.
What is heat energy?
This state of matter takes the shape of its container but does not have its own shape.
What is a liquid?
Water, Forests, Caves, Deserts, and Wetlands are examples of these.
What are habitats?