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what is it?
100

Science is about finding out why and how things happen. It's about how the world around you works. 


What is science 



finding out why and how things work 

100

Friction between the soles of the shoes and the sidewalk helps you from sliding around. If you step on a slimy banana skin, the friction disappears, so your foot slips. 

Why can I slip on a banana peel?

There is no friction 

100

Air contains oxygen, which you need to stay alive. Air is made up of lots of gases mixed together. One of the gases is oxygen. We all need oxygen to live, and so do plants and animals. 


Why do I need air? 

In order to live 

100

Remember these words in sequential order: 

                                                                      

crab, shell, chain

                                                       


    

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100
is is something that you use to write or draw, it can be different colors, you need to sharpen it 

pencil 

200

Zoologists are scientists who tell us about different animals, and how and where they live. 


What are Zoologists? Where do they work? 

scientists that work with and study animals.  They work at the Zoo 

200

A force called drag allows rain to fall and snow to float.  The air always tries to slow down moving things. Smooth, round things have less drag, so they fall faster. Fluffy or jagged things have more drag so they fall more slowly. 

Why does rain fall and snow float? 

Due to drag

200

The shape of the bird's wings allows it to fly. Air from below pushes the wings. A wingspan is a distance between one wingtip to the other. 


How does a bird fly? 

the air below the wings pushes them up 

200

remember these words in order: 


shoe, hat, rink 

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200

you wear it on your feet, it is sharp and helps you glide, you wear it in the winter

ice skates

300

Astronomers are scientists who study planets, stars, and space. They use telescopes to study outer space. 

What is an astronomer? 

Scientists who study planets, stars, and space 

300

Pulling on a bike's brakes makes rubber pads on the wheels of your bike squeeze to slow the bike down. The rubbers stops the wheels from turning. 


How does a bike stop? 

By the rubber pads squeezing the bike wheel 

300

When it stops raining, puddles disappear. The puddle dries as the water turns into an invisible gas called water vapor. The gas mixes in the air when the water does this, its' called evaporation. 


What is evaporation? 

When water turns into water vapor (liquid to gas)

300

remember these words in order: 

hockey, ball, stick 

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300

It is something you eat, it is a vegetable, it is orange and healthy, it can be used for a nose of a snowman 

carrot 

400

Scientists use a microscope to look at things that are too tiny to see with their eyes. These tiny things are atoms and are found inside of everything. 

What is a microscope?

A tool used by scientists to study tiny things

400

If your hands are cold, you can rub them together to warm them up. This happens because the friction between your hands makes heat when you rub them together. 

How do you warm up your hands? 

Rub them together to cause friction 

400

when the water in soup gets hot, it changes into a gas that makes bubbles. These bubbles rise up through soup. As more of the soup gets how there are more bubbles that come up to the top. 

Why does soup bubble? 

water changes to a gas. What is this called? 

400

remember these words in order: 

headphones, scrunchie, sandwich 

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400

it is round, black, and white, you kick it into a goal 

soccer ball 

500

Science helps us to understand how everyday things work, such as electricity. Thomas Edison was the inventor of the light bulb, and so many technologies that followed in those footsteps. 

What does science do? 

helps us understand how everyday things work 

500

A long time ago, people found their way around using a magnetic stone. This magnetic stone was called a lodestone. It was like an early compass. 

What is a lodestone? What is a compass

a magnetic stone. A magnetic tool used to give directions of N, S, W, E

500

Before clocks were invented, people told time by watching a candle burn down. As a candle burns, its wax melts and the candle gets shorter. People could tell how much time was passing by how short the candle was getting. 


How did people used to tell time? 

By using candles. There were rings on the candles that helped them know what time of day it was 

500

remember these words in order: 

internet, school, phone

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500

it is a shelter where you can eat and sleep, it keeps you safe from the outside weather, it has windows and doors

house