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| A UNIT OF MEASURE LIKE THE INCH OR YARD THAT PEOPLE AGREE TO USE |
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| A SPECIAL TRAIT THAT HELPS AN ORGANISM TO SURVIVE |
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| ALL THE LIVING AND NON-LIVING THINGS WITHIN AN ENVIRONMENT AND HOW THEY INTERACT |
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| THE AMOUNT OF MATTER MAKING UP AN OBJECT |
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| AN ADAPTATION BY WHICH AN ANIMAL CAN HIDE BY BLENDING IN WITH ITS SURROUNDINGS. |
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| ANY PUSH OR PULL THAT MAKES AN OBJECT START MOVING, STOP MOVING, SPEED UP, SLOW DOWN OR CHANGE DIRECTION. |
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| UPWARD FORCE OF WATER OR ANOTHER LIQUID (OR AIR) THAT KEEPS THINGS AFLOAT. |
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| AN ORGANISM THAT BREAKS DOWN WASTE AND THE REMAINS OF OTHER (DEAD) ORGANISMS. |
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| A SYSTEM OF MEASUREMENT BASED ON UNITS OF TEN. |
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| A COMPLETE PATH THROUGH WHICH ELECTRICITY CAN FLOW. |
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| THE PROCESS IN WHICH WATER PARTICLES CHANGE FROM GAS TO A LIQUID. |
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| UNIT USED TO MEASURE THE MASS OF SMALL OBJECTS. |
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| A MATERIAL THROUGH WHICH HEAT OR ELECTRICITY FLOWS EASILY. |
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| ANY ORGANISM THAT EATS A PRODUCER (PLANT) OR EATS ANOTHER CONSUMER (ANIMAL) |
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| A MATERIAL THROUGH WHICH ELECTRICITY OR HEAT DOES NOT FLOW THROUGH EASILY. |
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| THE AMOUNT OF MATTER IN A GIVEN SPACE OR OBJECT. |
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| A STRAIGHT LINE SEGMENT THAT GOES FROM ONE SIDE OF A CIRCLE, THROUGH THE CENTER, TO THE OTHER SIDE. |
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| A MOVING ELECTRICAL CHARGE (LIKE THROUGH A WIRE) |
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| THE ABILITY TO WORK, EITHER TO MAKE AN OBJECT MOVE OR TO CHANGE INTO MATTER |
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| THE STAGES OF GROWTH AND CHANGES IN AN ORGANISMS LIFE. |
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| THE SPROUTING OF A SEED INTO A NEW PLANT.(SEEDLING) |
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| BEHAVIOR THAT IS NOT INBORN. IT MUST BE TAUGHT. |
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| AN ORGANISM, SUCH AS A PLANT, THAT MAKES IT'S OWN FOOD. |
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| A SET OF STEPS IN WHICH ORGANISMS GET THE FOOD THEY NEED TO SURVIVE. IT ALWAYS BEGINS WITH THE SUN. |
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| A CHART THAT SHOWS HOW MANY SERVINGS OF EACH FOOD GROUP A PERSON WHOULD EAT EACH DAY |
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| HOW LONG AN ORGANISM CAN BE EXPECTED TO LIVE. |
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| A DEPLETION OF RESOURCES THAT OCCURS WHEN TOO MANY OF AT LEAST ONE KIND OF LIVING THING INHABITS AN ECOSYSTEM. |
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| ANYTHING THAT HAS MASS AND TAKES UP SPACE. |
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| WHEN WATER PARTICLES ABSORB HEAT ENERGY AND CHANGE FROM A SOLID TO A LIQUID. |
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| THE PASSING OF TRAITS FROM PARENTS TO OFFSPRING. |
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| THE CONTINUOUS MOVEMENT OF WATER BETWEEN EARTH'S SURFACE AND THE AIR, CHANGING FROM A LIQUID TO A GAS (EVAPORATION) AND BACK TO A LIQUID.(CONDENSATION & PRECIPIATATION) |
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| BEING EXACTLY THE SAME IN AMOUNT OR MEASUREMENT. |
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| THE RISE AND FALL OF THE OCEAN WATER LEVELS |
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| TRAVELING FROM ONE PLACE TO ANOTHER AT REGULAR TIMES OF THE YEAR. |
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| THE DROPPING OFF OF SOIL AND ROCK PARTICLES BY WAVES, WIND, RUNNING WATER OR A GLACIER. |
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| SURROUNDING CONDITIONS THAT DETERMINE HOW LIVING THINGS GROW AND DEVELOP |
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| COMING WITH A CERTAIN SEASON |
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| A CHARACTERISTIC OR QUALITY OF A THING |
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| TO CAUSE A MOVE FROM ONE PLACE TO ANOTHER |
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| AN INVISIBLE FORCE THAT PULLS ALL OBJECTS TOWARDS EACHOTHER |
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| TO CHANGE SO AS TO BE FIT FOR A DEFINITE CONDITION. (FOR SURVIVAL) |
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| WATER IN THE ATMOSPHERE THAT FALLS TO EARTH AS RAIN, SNOW, SLEET OR HAIL. |
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| THE WAY IN WHICH LIVING THINGS ACT IN RESPONSE TO THEIR ENVIRONMENT. |
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| TO SCATTER. TO MOVE OR SEND IN DIFFERENT DIRECTIONS |
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| ITS USE OR THE PROPER ACTIVITY FOR IT. |
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| A BELIEF BASED ON WHAT ONE THINKS OR FEELS BUT NOT BASED ON FACT. |
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| A FORCE BETWEEN SURFACES THAT SLOWS OBJECTS DOWN OR STOPS THEM FROM MOVING. |
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| AN ANIMAL THAT HUNTS OTHER ANIMALS FOR FOOD. |
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| A LIVING THING THAT CARRIES OUT THE FIVE BASIC LIFE FUNCTIONS ON IT'S OWN. |
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| A SUBSTANCE THAT LIVING THINGS NEED FOR PROPER GROWTH AND GOOD HEALTH. |
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