Physical Properties
Something you can see or feel about an object, like color or size.
What is a property?
Ice turning into water.
What is melting?
Plants need these things to grow.
What are sunlight and water?
An animal with fur and milk for their young.
What is a mammal?
When the ground shakes.
What is an earthquake?
When you look at two things to see how they are the same or different.
What is comparing?
Water turning into ice.
What is freezing?
This part of the plant makes food using sunlight.
What are the leaves?
Animals with feathers and beaks.
What are birds?
What it is called when hot lava comes out of the ground.
What is a volcano erupting?
This kind of matter keeps its shape, like a rock.
What is a solid?
Water going into the air where we cannot see it.
What is evaporation?
This part of the plant drinks water from the soil.
What are the roots?
Animals that are cold-blooded, and have dry, scaly skin.
What are reptiles?
When wind or water slowly moves dirt or soil away.
What is erosion?
This kind of matter can pour and take the shape of a cup.
What is a liquid?
Water in the air turning back into drops.
What is condensation?
Stating what you think may happen using information you already know.
What is a hyopthesis?
Animals that live in water, have gills that help them breathe, and have a scaly body.
What are fish?
Most of Earth is covered by this.
What is water?
What are the three states of matter?
What are liquid, gas, and solid?
What can be in all 3 states of matter?
What is water?
What animals pollinate plants?
Bee, birds, other animals that visit flowers and then move to other areas with other flowers.
Animals with backbones, like dogs or birds.
What are animals with backbones (vertebrates)?
What is the type of water found inland in lakes or ponds, and some rivers?
What is fresh water.