Vocabulary
Life cycle
Map
Living and non-living
Plants and Animals
100
What is the word when animals enter a deep sleep-like state to save energy during winter?
Hibernation
100
What is the first stage of the monarch butterfly life cycle?
Egg
100
What is the green country called?
Canada
100
What do all living things do?
All living things grow, eat, breathe, and reproduce.
100
What are the basic needs of plants?
water, space, sunlight
200
What does migration mean?
Seasonal movement of animals from one place to another.
200
What is the third stage of the monarch butterfly life cycle?
Chrysalis
200
What is the red country called?
United States of America
200
What is non-living things?
Do not grow, breathe, and reproduce.
200
What do all animals need to survive?
Food, water, shelter, and space
300
What does camouflage mean?
When the shape, color, or pattern of an animal helps it to blend in with the surroundings or habitat.
300
What is the first stage of the white tailed deer?
Fawn
300
What is the blue country called?
Mexico
300
What is an example of a living thing?
Plants and animals
300
What happens to plants in the winter?
They become dormant.
400
What does dormant mean?
When plants rest during winter.
400
What is the second stage of the white-tailed deer?
Yearling
400
Where is the Oyamel Forest?
Mexico
400
What is an example of a non-living thing?
Rock, magnet, desk, floor, etc
400
What do monarch butterflies do in the winter?
They migrate/stay in Mexico
500
What are deciduous trees?
A type of tree that loses or sheds their leaves as a response to colder temperatures and less light.
500
What is the difference between the monarch butterfly and white-tailed deer life cycles?
Monarch Butterfly life cycle has 4 stages and white-tailed deer has 3 stages.
500
What direction does the monarch butterflies go for the winter migration?
south
500
Is a cloud a living thing or non-living thing?
Non-living
500
What do white-tailed deers do in the winter?
Camouflage and grow thick fur