Citizenship
Environment
Forces of Nature
Innovations
Choices
100
How are governors, mayors, and presidents selected for their jobs?
Citizens vote for them in elections.
100
Beak
100
What causes dunes to change?
The wind.
100
What need does this fulfill?
Communication
100
What state of matter is sand? (solid, liquid, gas)
Solid
200
Air, Water, Food (fish/plants), shelter (plants/rocks), sunlight.
200
The South.
200
Which of these is a natural resource?
The tree
200
Who was the first woman to fly across the Atlantic?
Amelia Earhart.
200
What physical property is changing?
Shape
300
What is Sojourner Truth known for?
Helping enslaved people who wanted freedom.
300
What do the roots of a plant do?
Absorb water and holds the plant in the ground.
300
Is this natural or man made?
Man Made.
300
The sun is a star that provides ______ and _______
Heat and light
300
What physical change is occurring?
Melting.
400
President Roosevelt created a law to keep ________ from being destroyed.
Land
400
Energy.
400
Thunderstorms and tornadoes are examples of_____________ and can cause destruction and damage.
severe weather
400
What does this tool help you do?
See objects in the sky
400
Someone selling lemonade is a ________.
Producer
500
What is Jane Goodall known for?
a famous scientist that inspired people to care for the environment.
500
How are these seeds dispersed?
Wind
500
Name one way you can conserve or replenish Earths natural resources.
Turn off the water while brushing teeth, turn off the lights when leaving a room, recycle soda cans, planting a garden in my backyard, turning food scraps into nutrients for the soil by composting
500
Why does a guitar make sound when you pluck the string?
The strings vibrate.
500
Someone who buys a lemonade is a ________.
Consumer