2B

3C

4D

5D

6C

7A

8D

9D

10D

Irregular

Heating a house with oil

lime stone

chemical composition,crystilline structure,atoms,molecules

topaz

aluminum/bauxite

igneous,metamorphic, and sedimentary

sediments

m:heat and pressure i:cooling of volcanic ash lava and magma

characteristics texture

extrusive rocks are outside intrusive rocks are inside

1 new moon

2 waxing crescent

3 first quarter

4 waxing gibbous

5 full moon

6 waning gibbous

7 third quarter

8 waning gibbous

And those are phase of the moon....

And one more fact many people fly to space to put the U.S.A flag to show u.s.a got there first.

2/18- What do you know about the moon? The moon orbits the earth

2/19- What causes the earth to have day and night? The reflection of the sun

2/20- What causes the moon to appear white? The sun direction of shining

2/21- Why does the moon have phases? Cause it can't stay the same everyday

2/24- How do motions of the Earth affect our lives? Cause it can rotate

2/25 - How do the motions of the Moon affect our lives? Some people thing it makes it's own shape

2/26- What causes the seasons? The earth being tilted on it's axis

2/27- What is the difference between a lunar month and a lunar cycle? Why? A month is 27 and cycle is 29

2/28- What is the difference between a waxing moon and a waning moon? Waxing smaller waning bigger

3/5- What force from the moon causes tides on the earth? It moves

3/6- What is a lunar eclipse? What is a solar eclipse?when the sun is partly covered

3/7- What is the most interesting thing that you have learned about the earth and the moon? Just because it looks like it moves it doesn't.

Habitat-where something lives.

Biotic- something that is living.

abiotic-something that is not living.

producer- organisms their own food using photosynthesis.

Ex plants and bacteria.

consumer- organisms that eat to survive.

Ex animals and humans.

predator-an organisms that eats other animals.

prey-organisms that gets eaten by other animals.

adaptation-a change made by an organisms over time to help it survive.

Instinct- a behavior that an animal has at birth 

Learned Behavior- an acquired action/attitude that benefits an animal

Migration- the movement of a population from one place to anotherPopulation- a group of a similar species in an area

• Population- a group of a similar species in an area
• Community- More than one population in an area
• Overpopulation- Too many of one population in an area
• • Pollution- waste that doesn't belong in an ecosystem
• Conservation- saving or creating an ecosystem
• Biome- a specific ecosystem

• Terrestrial- a biome found on land

  Aquatic- a biome found in water

  Biotic Diversity- the amount of different populations in an area

  Transition Zone- the land between two ecosystems

  
  

Just like a squirrel tree it has living and non-living things.

Just like the snow leopard in the pic

Like this cheetah in this p

Just like the animal in this pic.

Just like this rose.

Just like this woman and baby.

Like this lion

Like the zebra in the pic.

• Population- a group of a similar species in an area

• Community- More than one population in an area

• Overpopulation- Too many of one population in an area

• Conservation- saving or creating an ecosystem

• Biome- a specific ecosystem

Habitats have mainly living things. And ecosystems have living and non-living thing's.

2. Name as many organisms as you can that would use an oak tree.

Animals, humans

Like this one right here

Just like this one

Just like this one

Just like this one

just like this

Something you do to survive.

Identify an example of an behavioral adaptation.

What is an adaptive trait?

What you have or what's on your body.

Recycling paper conserves which resources

migration,groups,active at dawn,

adaptive trait: what have on your body to help you survive

Freshwater biome's have a possibility to be hot or cold.

They have lilly pads

Saltwater would be a warm place.

The biome has coral plant they may die if you break them or touch them.

It has a lot of fish and turtle's and other animal's

In all ecosystems it needs to have water,air,sunlight,soil, and food,if ecosystems do not have these things it will not be an ecosystem. Animals in the desert are consumer and some are second consumer which means that if one consumer (the first consumer) is an bug for an example an bird or other organisms come up to the first consumer they can eat it. Plants need sunlight so they can grow that is why farmers shouldn't plant kudzu plant's. Every ecosystem need an producer so if other animals need something to eat they can eat. Ecosystems need water so animals can drink. Ecosystems need habitats to cause animals need homes and if they lose they're homes it could cause an sudden change.

The Abyssal zone!!

1. Name 5 types of freshwater ecosystem.

c

Terrestrial

River

Streams

Whetland

2.Tell which ecosystem will have the greater biotic diversity?

Lake, River, and Marsh

Describe/ Define each of the 4 oceanic zones.

Which oceanic zone can humans explore most? Why?

Intertidal cause it could be something in the ocean and someone gets into it.

Which ocean zone do human know the least about?Why?

Abyssal cause all any one would know is it is dangerous.

The pelagic zone is further from the ocean. The abyssal zone is the deepest part of the ocean. These are the facts I have for today.

thank you.

Energy: Energy is something that makes things move or work.

Light: Is something that shines.

Sound: Is like to make some thing follow it.

Heat: make thungs hot.

Gravity: An force from that keeps things down or makes things fall.

Waves: something that lets energy travel.

Group #2

Electrical:

Desert- tan or brown

Temperate- forest brown

Tropical rain forest- bright colors

Tundra- white, brown, gray

Coniferous forest- black, brown,gray

Temperate grassland- white. little of black,and gray

Tropical grassland- tan, brown

1. What is a behavioral adaptation?

The way organisms act to survive.

2. Identify an example of a behavioral adaptation.(Draw) The picture is the first image.

3. What is an adaptive trait?

What you were born with or what you have on your body.

1.Name and describe each biome.

4. Discuss examples of reducing, reusing, and recycling.

5. What is the difference between litter and garbage?

6. Do all types of litter and garbage decompose at the same rate? 

7. Are there types of rubbish that might not decompose at all? 

8. What environmental problems do these solid wastes cause? 

9. What happens to renewable and nonrenewable resources when they end up in a landfill? 

10. How does a sanitary landfill reduce pollution hazards? 

11. How many trees must be cut down to make 1 ton of paper?1,000

12. How many pounds of waste does a typical American family throw away in a year?300,000

1. What does the term “solid wastes” mean? Any kind of trash

2. What is the difference between renewable and nonrenewable resources? Nonrenewable you don't have more or renewable is what you have more of.

3. What are the Three Rs that will help alleviate our solid waste problems? Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle

4. Discuss examples of reducing, reusing, and recycling having glass you can reuse it. You can reduce trees. And you can recycle paper.

2. This can prevent potentially useful material's.

3.It reduces air pollution.

4. Different materials can be recycled.

5. They're different types of waste

2.Where on Earth are sedimentary rocks formed? 1

3.What is special about sedimentary rocks? They're layers

4.Where are the oldest sedimentary rocks found?At the top or bottom layers? Bottom layer

5.Will one layer of rock usually be the same age , or have many different ages of rock inside it? Same Age

Sedimentary

Igneous

2.Granite

3. feldspar

4. mica

5.glass

6. cars

7. aluminum

8. concrete

9. bricks

10. clay

11.shale

12. iron

13. limestone

14. sand

15. soda ash

16.road

17. asphalt

18. asphalt base

19. steel

20. iron

21. quart

22. gold

23. sandstone

24. smoky quart's

25. soap stone/ talc

26.pumice

27. igneous

28. igneous

29. sedimentary

30. metamorphic

2. bricks

3.constructions

4.floors/walls

5. tools

6. weapons

7.baby powder

8. steel

9. dishes

10. decoration

11. pencils

12. glass

13. art

14. concrete

15. automobile

2. What are the 3 types of igneous rocks? Draw a picture showing where they are formed.

3. How can a volcano create new land?Feel free to draw a picture showing how this happens.

4. What are the oldest rocks on earth? Igneous

5. Define: lava, magma, ash, intrusive, extrusive, pyroclastic

Lava : A molten rock expelled.

Magma: Molten material within the earth's crust.

Ash: A powdery residue of matter.

Intrusive: Rocks inside a volcano.

Extrusive: Rocks outside a volcano.

Pyroclastic: It is like ash after a volcano has erupted.

1. What is protein used for? It Builds muscle's and keep's you standing and repair's your body.

2. What are carbohydrates used for? To give you energy

3, What are fats used for? It help your brain

4. What is calcium used for? It gives you healthy teeth and bones.

5. What is breakfast? It is food you eat to give you energy

6. What are the 5 food groups? Protein, dairy, grains, fruits, vegetables

7. What food groups do you need to eat from the most? grains, fruits, vegetables

8. What is the sunshine vitamin? vitamin d

9.How does the body use Vitamin C? It helps your immune systems

10. How does Vitamin A help the body? Help your eyesight

11. What is iron use for?It helps your vocabulary

Food~ Any substance that is eaten, drunken

Vitamin: any of group of organic substances

1. What is protein used for? It Builds muscle's and keep's you standing and repair's your body.

2. What are carbohydrates used for? To give you energy

3, What are fats used for? It help your brain

4. What is calcium used for? It gives you healthy teeth and bones.

5. What is breakfast? It is food you eat to give you energy

6. What are the 5 food groups? Protein, dairy, grains, fruits, vegetables

7. What food groups do you need to eat from the most? grains, fruits, vegetables

8. What is the sunshine vitamin? vitamin d

9.How does the body use Vitamin C? It helps your immune systems

10. How does Vitamin A help the body? Help your eyesight

11. What is iron use for?It give you healthy red blood cells

How long is an lunar cycle? 27 days  

How long is an solar eclipse? 7 minutes and 31 seconds

What is an lunar eclipse? It is when the moon turns a darker color for Example: the bloody moon

2. Fruits can be dried, frozen, and canned.

3. Vegetable are raw,

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2. 29.5

3. When the