States of Matter
Ice is the solid form of this liquid.
What is water?
This is what we call it when wind, water, or ice moves soil and rocks from one place to another.
What is Erosion?
This is Mr. Vincent's favorite football team.
Who are the Seattle Seahawks?
These two states border Washington State.
What is Idaho and Oregon?
Sorry, horses. This animal is known as "man's best friend"
What is a dog?
This state of matter flows and takes the shape of its container.
What is liquid?
This type of weathering happens when rocks bump and rub against each other, breaking into smaller pieces.
What is mechanical weathering?
Mr. Vincent plays this sport every weekend, and would probably be playing right now if he could.
This is the largest US state by area (land).
What is Alaska?
This is the closest star to earth.
What is the sun?
This state of matter fills up all the space in a container and you usually can't see it.
What is gas?
Rust forming on rocks that contain iron is an example of this kind of weathering.
What is chemical weathering?
What is a turtle?
This is the largest US state by population.
What is California?
This continent contains countries like Germany, Spain, Norway, Ireland, and Estonia.
What is Europe?
Puddles disappear on sunny days because the water does this and turns into a gas.
What is evaporates?
Mr. Vincent spent almost 2 years living in this Spanish speaking country.
What is Chile?
This state, known as the Lone Star State, takes great pride in its BBQ and Mexican fusion food.
What is Texas?
8,000 x 100
What is 800,000?
What is it called when something changes and can't go back to the way it was before, like when you cook an egg or burn a piece of paper?
What is irreversable change?
Mr. Vincent took 5 months to hike this 2,560 mile trail from Canada to Mexico.
What is the Pacific Crest Trail?
This state, fittingly shaped like an "L", is known for its French, Spanish, and African heritages, Mardi Gras celebrations, and cajun food.
What is Lousiana?
This is the largest land mammal on earth.
What is an elephant?