Vocabulary
Biomes
Parts of Body
Adaptations
Animal Classification
100

a structure or behavior that helps an organism survive in its surroundings, is known as?

Adaptation

100

the largest biome of the world. Has two season (winter and summer). Found stretched across Canada.

Taiga

100

the organ that pumps blood through your body.

Heart

100

this animals stripes help it blend into its environment, helping it hunt its prey. 

Tiger

100

a grouping of organisms by their characteristics, is known as?

Classification

200

an environment where an organism lives

Habitat

200

has a climate that is so cold/freezing that no trees can grow. Dwarf plants only bloom for 8 weeks during the year. Polar bears and Reindeer live here.

Tundra

200

the part of the body that produces movement.

Muscles

200

this animal had black skin under its white fur to help it keep warm in its extremely cold habitat. 

Polar Bear

200

this vertebrate has moist skin, lays eggs. The babies live in water and breath with gills while the adults live on land and breath with lungs.

Amphibian

300

an animal without a backbone

invertebrate 

300
the only biome with 4 seasons (spring, summer, fall, winter). Trees bloom in spring and lose leaves in fall. YOU LIVE IN THIS BIOME!

Deciduous Forest

300

a tube in your body that carries blood from one part of the body to another

Blood Vessel

300

this animal has a long neck, making it able for it to reach leaves at the top of the tree. 

Giraffe

300

a vertebrate that that feathers, lightweight bones, wings, breaths with lungs, and lays eggs in a hard shell. 

Bird

400

an animal that is most active at night is

Nocturnal 

400

large stretch of land that grows wheat, barley, and corn. Zebras and Tiger live here. 

Grassland

400

two large organs in your chest that helps you breath air.

Lungs

400

this plant is green and grows spike on its stem. It also has the ability to hold water inside its stem to live in its dry and hot biome. 

Cactus

400

a vertebrate that has fur/hair, gives birth to live young, nurses young with with milk, and breaths air with lungs.

Mammal 
500

the surroundings, including living and nonliving factors, that an organism lives

Environment
500

has a hot and dry climate. Receives less than 10 inches of rain per year. 

Desert

500

the main part of your nervous system that controls all body activities.

Brain

500

this animal is able to store water in its hump in order to stay hydrated in its hot and dry habitat.

Camel

500

a vertebrate animal that has dry, leathered skin or scales, breathes air with lungs, and lays eggs with, leathery shells or gives, birth to live young

Reptile