Forces and Interactions 3.PS2.3
Gina has plastic letters that stick to the refrigerator door. How do they stick?
What is a magnet?
A butterfly larva is called
What is a caterpillar?
You should always wear what to cover your eyes when working in the lab
What are goggles or safety glasses?
The genetic information we received from our parents, inside our bodies that decides our outward appearance.
What is genotype?
Scientists who study fossils
What are paleontologists?
To move something away from you.
What is push?
The first stage of a plant
What is a seed?
What should you always do after handling lab materials
What is wash your hands?
The physical appearance we see from the combination of genotypes
What is phenotype?
The preserved remains or traces of organisms that lived in the past
What are fossils?
The action of moving or changing position.
What is motion?
The seed goes through what process to become a seedling.
What is germination?
What tools are used to measure length
What are measuring tape and meter stick?
Tiny pieces of code inside the cells of our bodies. They play a role in which physical traits we possess.
What are genes?
Preserved means
What is saved?
An object pushing on another object to slow it down.
What is friction?
The second cycle of a frog
What is a tadpole?
In case of fire in the lab, notify the teacher immediately and then prepare to
What is evacuate the building?
Features that make each of us unique.
What are traits?
Prehistoric means
What is old?
A large magnet that is used in a junk yard.
What is an electromagnet?
The complete life cycle, egg, larva, pupa, and adult is called.
What is a complete metamorphosis?
The most important thing in lab experiments is
What is safety?
The strong and weak genes.
What are dominant and recessive?
The four types of fossils
What are trace, mold, cast, and true form?