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Pond Habitats
Molecules
Suck it up
Surface Tension
Mystery
100
Surface Film, Open water, Water's edge, and Bottom
What are the 4 pond zones?
100
H2O
What is the chemical equation for water?
100
Water, Space, Sunlight, Nutrients, and Air
What do plants need to survive?
100
Less dense than water.
What is ice?
100
Snicker's candy bars
What is Miss Roy's favorite candy?
200
A characteristic of an organism that allows it to survive in it's habitat.
What is an adaptation?
200
Water, water vapor, ice
What are the 3 forms of water?
200
What water is attracted to that helps it climb up the tubes inside plants
What are cell walls
200
Certain organisms can walk on water because of this characteristic of water.
What is high surface tension?
200
When water can no longer dissolve substances.
What is saturation?
300
The type of creatures that live on the surface film because of their need of oxygen to survive.
What are air-breathing creatures?
300
The factor that affects which form water takes (liquid, solid, or gas).
What is temperature?
300
The movement in the tubes of plants that takes water and dissolved nutrients from the roots to other parts of the plant.
What is capillary action?
300
The force that eventually caused the water to spill over the edge of the penny.
What is gravity?
300
The ability to dissolve different substances.
What is a solvent?
400
Plants that are rooted in the bottom with their leaves extending above the water's surface
What is an emergent plant?
400
The state of water in which molecules are moving at their fastest.
What is water vapor?
400
This relationship takes place between other water molecules and the cell walls of plants.
What are water molecules attracted to?
400
The shape water made while sitting on top of the penny.
What is convex?
400
Where organisms live above and below the top of the water, relying on surface tension to keep them suspended.
What is the surface film?
500
A process of change many insects and amphibians go through.
What is metamorphosis
500
Water molecules expanding and locking together.
What is the formation of ice?
500
Trees have "straws" inside of them that "suck up" the water from the tree's roots.
How do trees get water to all of their leaves?
500
The reasons certain insects can walk on water.
What is long legs to distribute weight and light weight?
500
Water-loving.
What is hydrophilic?