Matter
Name the three states of matter.
Solid, Liquid, Gas
Animals that only eat meat
Carnivores
Lever
Name one human activity that can change the Earth's surface.
living on the land
building towns and cities
getting and using resources
growing crops and farming (agriculture)
Polluting
Your teachers' favourite Science Guy.
Bill Nye
A change of state from solid to liquid.
Melting
Sensory stimuli that plants and animals respond to and need in order to survive
Food, water, sunlight
Many First Nations, Métis, and Inuit designed, tested, and continue to use simple machines, such as:
antler wedges
Paddles
Inuit scraping tools; e.g., ulu
Name one example how the Earth's surface can change over a long period of time
mountains wearing down
rivers changing course
lakes and seas drying out and refilling
glaciers moving, advancing, and receding
Name the two magnetic poles
North and South poles
A change of state liquid to gas.
Herbivore, Carnivore, Omnivore
A non contact force that pulls objects toward the ground
Gravity
Name the missing sphere: Atmosphere, Bioshpere, Hydrosphere, ______________
Lithosphere or Geoshpere
The preservation and protection of Earth’s systems from pollution, depletion, or extinction.
Conservation
A change of state from gas to liquid.
Name two external structures of a plant.
roots, stems, leaves, flowers, fruit
A force that occurs between objects that are not in direct contact
Fill in the blank : First Nations, Métis, and Inuit laws of nature honour ____________ as being sacred because it sustains life.
Water
This refers to the careful and responsible management of something entrusted to someone. It involves acting as a caretaker to protect, maintain or improve resources.
Stewardship
The process in which the water on Earth moves continuously between bodies of water, land and the atmosphere.
Water Cycle
The order in which plants and animals interact and depend on each other for food
Food chain
The law that states that an object that is not moving will stay still until a force makes it move, and an object that is moving will keep moving until a force stops it.
Newton's First Law of Motion
This can be collected from the surface of Earth or by digging up (excavating) its layers.
Fossilized dinosaur bones / fossils
A change that can be undone, such as melting or freezing.
reversible