Needs of Plants and Animals
Name two things plants need to survive.
water, air, space, soil, nutrients, sun
How many objects are involved in a force?
2
Name 4 different types of weather.
sunny, windy, cloudy, rainy, snowy
When scientists use their five senses, they are making?
observations
What tool is used to measure the length of something?
ruler, measuring tape, meter stick, yardstick
Name two things animals need to survive.
food, water, air, shelter
What makes an object start to move, stop or change direction?
a force
Write the different temperatures in order.
Very cold, cold, cool, warm, hot, very hot
When scientists make a guess about what might happen they are making a?
prediction
What tool is used to measure temperature?
a thermometer
What do monarch caterpillars eat?
milkweed leaves
What makes an object move a long distance?
a strong force
Why is the temperature colder at night?
The sun is not out.
When scientists make a detailed drawing they are making a?
a diagram
What tool do we use to make things look bigger?
a hand lens, magnifying glass, microscope
What do monarch butterflies eat?
nectar
What makes an object move a short distance?
a gentle force
Why is the temperature cooler in the morning than in the afternoon?
The sun has been out for a short time.
When scientists try to find out how long something is they are?
measuring
What tool do we use to measure liquids?
a measuring cup, beaker, graduated cylinder
What plant part helps plants get water?
roots
How many forces are being exerted on the book?
2
Why do dark surfaces get warmer than pale surfaces?
Dark surfaces absorb more heat.
What two science words do we use to explain how something affects something else?
because and so
What tool do we use to see how heavy something is?
a balance, scale