Thermal Energy
These tiny building blocks make up all matter and are always moving.
What are ATOMS? (or particles)
A material that attracts iron, nickel or cobalt.
What is a MAGNET?
100: This giant power source gives energy to almost everything on Earth.
What is the SUN?
The part of your ear that vibrates when sound waves hit it
What is the EAR DRUM?
This teacher is terrified of the ocean
Ms. Colleen
The measurement of how hot or cold something is, based on the speed of its particles.
What is TEMPERATURE?
When two magnets' north poles are brought close together, they do this.
What is REPEL?
The process plants use to turn sunlight into food.
What is PHOTOSYNTHESIS?
When a sound bounces off a surface, it’s called this.
What is a REFLECTION?
Who is FINN
The type of heat transfer that happens when particles in solids bump into each other.
What is CONDUCTION?
Forces between two same-sized magnets become stronger when this happens.
What is THEY BECOME CLOSER?
A big connection of many food chains, showing how all living things are linked through what they eat.
What is a FOOD WEB?
This is the part of a sound wave that determines how loud the sound is.
What is AMPLITUDE?
This teacher has jumped onto a moving train
Who is WILLIAMS
When particles in a liquid or gas move in a circular pattern as they heat up and cool down, it's called this.
What is CONVECTION?
The region around a magnet where the magnetic force can act
What is the MAGNETIC FIELD?
In an ecosystem, any organism that gets its energy by eating plants, animals, or both is called this.
What is a CONSUMER? (or Omnivore)
This part of a sound wave controls how high the pitch is.
What is the FREQUENCY?
This teacher has wrestled an alligator
Who is DEMINK
The movement of thermal energy from a warmer object to a cooler one.
What is HEAT?
The flow of current electricity requires a closed path, often called this.
What is a CIRCUIT?
These large animals were removed from Yellowstone, which caused major changes in the ecosystem.
What are WOLVES?
This is the material — like air, water, or a solid — that waves need to travel through.
What is a MEDIUM
This teacher used to be a Wall Street trader.
Who is CHIRA