Plant and Animal Relationships
What 5 things do plants need to live and grow?
Sunlight, water, air, space, and nutrients
What are the 5 ways we can describe the properties of something?
how they, look, feel, smell, taste, sound
What are landforms made of?
rock
What science skill do we use to see how long or heavy something is?
measure
What tool is used to measure the length?
A ruler
What 4 things do animals need to live and grow?
air, water, food, and shelter
When you add new ingredients to a mixture what can happen to the mixture?
it can change or not change
Name 3 different landforms.
valley, mountain, beach, cave, hill, island, cliff
What science skill do we use to tell how two things are the same or different?
compare
What tool do we use to measure liquids?
a measuring cup, beaker, graduated cylinder
What is a habitat?
it's where animals and plants live
When you heat or cool a mixture what can happen to the mixture?
it can change or not change
What causes landforms to change?
erosion
What science skill do we use when we put things in different groups?
sort
What tool do we use to make things look bigger?
a hand lens, magnifying glass
How can animals help new plants grow?
Animals can help to disperse seeds.
Move them to another place.
Give an example of a substance that changes to a new substance when it is heated.
marshmallows, wood, etc.
What two things can cause erosion?
water and wind
What science skill do we use when we look at something to study it?
observe
What tool do we use to see how heavy something is?
a balance, scale
What part of the plant makes new seeds?
Flower or fruit
What happens if a substance is heated or cooled and it changes?
it becomes a new substance
Define the word erosion.
What two science words do we use to explain how something effects something else?
because, so
What instrument is used to tell about temperature?
a thermometer