Vocabulary
Fiddler Crabs
African Dwarf Frogs
Millipedes
Misc.
100

Describe a scientific drawing

A detailed drawing with labels, different perspectives, and color

100

What types of claws do males have? Females? 

Males: One large claw and one small claw 

Females: Two small claws 

100

True or False: A frog's natural habitat is similar to a pond

How do you know? 

True because it has fresh water, no direct sunlight, gravel bottom, and aquatic plants (elodea)

100

True or False: This organism is best suited for tunneling under rotting logs 

True 

100

What do all living things need? 

Food, Water, Sunlight and Air

200

What is an organism?

a living thing 

200

Why can you not use the same materials for Fiddler Crabs and African Dwarf Frogs? 

Fiddler Crabs need saltwater and African Dwarf Frogs need fresh water 
200

Where do frogs's swimming power come from? 

Their legs 
200

True or False: When millipedes are disturbed they might play dead 

True 

200

True or False: Habitats are made up of living and non-living objects

True

300

Descrive a habitat 

the area that satisifies an animal's needs
300

True or False: This animal can ONLY live on land

False, they can live on land and in water 


300
When frogs go near the surface of the water, what behavior are they doing? 

Burbling

300

Why do millipedes coil up? 

To protect their soft underside 

300

Name one living object and one non- living object in any of the organisms habitats

TBD

400

What is an environment? 

all the living and non-living elements taht affect the animals life 

400

What do males use their large claw for? 

What do males use their small claws for? 

Large Claw: to defend themselves, attract females, and to dig

Small Claw: to feed and to dig 

400

What body part best hides frogs from predators? 

Spotted, green skin

400

Name two ways the millipedes protect or defend themselves

- Coiling 

- Letting out a stink from their stink glands

400

Which two animals use an exoskelton for protection? 

Fiddler Crabs and Millipedes

500

What are some of the best ways to OBSERVE animals? 

- Write and draw what you see 

- Observe quietly with little movement

500

Give an example of a crabs behavior and a physical characteristic 

Behavior: dig, feed, fight

Physical: claws, exoskeleton, small 

500

Give an example of a frogs behavior and a frogs physical characterist

Behavior: Burblings, Swimming, Freezing, Hiding

Physical: Spotted Skin, Small, Strong Legs

500

Give an example of a millipede's behavior and their physical characteristic 

Behavior: dig, tunnel, coil up 

Physical: lots of legs, segmented trunk, exoskeleton 

500

Describe in detail how you prepared one of the organisms habitats 

TBD