Life Cycle Vocabulary
What is the way a living thing grows, changes , make more living things itself and dies.
What is the life cyle
What do all living things have in common?
All grow, change and eventually die.
What could stop the life of a tree?
What is the tree could dies, perhaps by being chopped down or falling down naturally.
Do plants and animals live for the same amount of time?
What is No. Some live for a short time, ad others live for a long time.
How do you examine how temperatures affect the life cycle of a butterfly over time?
What is by observing the butterflies at different temperatures.
What is the stage when a seed begins to grow and becomes a young plant?
What is germinate and seedling
What would happen if no living things die?
What is the world would be too crowded, and there would not be room for new living things?
Instead of calling them eggs, what do we call the beginning stage of a plants life cycle?
What are seeds
What are the four stages in the life cycle of a frog?
What is egg, tadpole, froglet or young frog, adult frog.
What animal is important to the reproduction of flowering plants?
Bee
Is the animal that starts its life cycle as an egg.
What are amphibians, birds, fish, insect and reptile.
TRUE OR FALSE: In direct development the offspring are never in an egg.
FALSE. Birds are an example of a direct development organism that is born in an egg.
A 5th grader investigates which brand of fish food makes guppies grow the fastest. The best tome to ask Haven, How do you know is when?
What is measuring the growth of the guppies on different kinds of food and recording the information over time.
What is the stretchy sack or bag in your body?
What is your stomach
How is the life cycle of animals and humans alike?
What is the life cycle of all animals and humans may include being born or hatching, growth and change, making more living things like themselves, and death.
How does a chrysalis help a butterfly during the pupa stage?
What is it makes a safe place for the pupa to change into an adult.
What is the best way for Scientist to find new ways to protect animals and their homes?
What is sharing information about animals with others.
What is the par of your body that takes in information from your eyes, ears, nose, tongue and skin?
What is your brain
How does a family change from to year?
What is babies become children, then teenagers, then adult. New babies may be born, and some family members may die.
Every pumpkin has many seeds. Why aren't there more pumpkin plants?
What is not every seed grows into a new plant.
How is the life cycle of a frog like that of a chicken? How is it different?
What is both life cycles include eggs that hatch into young animals. Bodies of tadpoles change alot to move on land and become adults. Chicks grow larger but do not change as much to become an adult chicken.
Vera checks a bluebird's egg in its nest everyday. Then she writes her science notebook that eggs are changing colors and it looks a little brown. What is Vera describing in her Science Journal
What is her observation