Matter
The Water Cycle
Earth
Humans and Nature
Lab Safety
100

What state of matter keeps its own shape? Like a rock.

A solid.

100

What is evaporation? 

This is what happens when water warms up and turns into gas.

100

What are the seasons?

Winter, Spring, Summer, and Fall 

100

What do humans, plants, and animals need everyday to live?

Water!

100

Is it okay to eat and drink in the science lab?

No!

200

What state of matter takes the shape of whatever it is in? This matter can be seen. 

A liquid. 

200

What is precipitation?

This is rain, ice, snow, sleet, or hail falling from the sky. 

200

What is the total number of days it takes for the Earth to travel all the way around the Sun.

365 days (one year).

200

What is a desert?

A dry, sandy habitat that gets very little rain. Camels live there. 

200

Why do we wear safety googles in the lab?

To protect our eyes from splashes. 

300

What state of matter floats all around us and is invisible?

A gas.

300

What is condensation?

This is when water vapor forms clouds.

300

What is a volcano?

A volcano is a kind of mountain with an open hole at the top that eventually erupts.

300

What is a habitat?

A home for plants or animals. 

300

True or False: If you don't know what the science powder is, you should taste it.

False! You should never taste anything in the lab unless the teacher specifically tells you. 

400

Give me an example of something that can change from solid to liquid. HINT: it is yummy to eat and melts when its hot. 

Ice cream. 

400

True or False: Without the sun the water cycle would not happen.

True! The sun is Earth's main energy source. The sun starts The Water cycle by heating up water. 

400

What can we plant in the ground so their roots hold the soil in place and stop wind and water from blowing or washing it away?

Trees and grass

400

Humans and animals need oxygen to breathe. Do plants need it too?

Yes! Plants, animals, and humans all need oxygen to live. 

400

If the teacher says to smell a science liquid, what should you do? 

Wave your hand over it (wafting), gently smelling the liquid. Never put your nose right up to the liquid!

500

What is mass?

Mass is weight or the amount of "stuff" in an object. 

500

What is runoff?

This is when water flows over the ground into lakes or rivers instead of soaking into the ground. 

500

When wind and water change the land, does it usually happen in one minute or over a very long time?

Over a long time.

500

True or False: Human can help the earth, animals, and plants by picking up trash?

True!

500

What is the rule for running in the science lab?

No running or horseplay at all times. Walk safely and slowly!