weather, space, and life
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| temperature | How much heat energy something has
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| precipitation | Rain, snow, sleet and hail falling from the clouds
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| weather | The conditions of the atmosphere in a certain place at a certain time
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| climate | The average year to year conditions of the temperature and precipitation in a certain part of the world
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| Geography | an area of study that deals with the location of countries, cities, rivers, mountains, lakes
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| Geology | a science that studies rocks, soil, and the history of the Earth
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| Data | Information found during an investigation that is recorded and organized
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| Represent | to be a sign, symbol, or example of someone or something
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| Average | calculated by adding quantities together and then dividing by the number of quantities
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| Air Pressure | The weight of air pressing down on everything around it
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| Humidity | Water vapor in the air
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| Solar Energy | energy from the sun
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| Water Cycle | Evaporation, condensation, precipitation, accumulation, repeat
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| Sequence | the order in which things are or should be connected, related, or dated
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| Evaporation | When heat changes water to a gas
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| Condensation | As water vapor rises, it cools, becoming a liquid. Forms clouds
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| Axis | a straight line with respect to which a body or figure is symmetrical
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| Rotate/Rotation | To spin on an axis
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| Revolve/Revolution | To go around another object.
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| Model | A representation of something
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| Apparent | appearing to be true or real
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| Accurate | agreeing exactly with truth or a standard
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| Sunrise | happens in the east
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| Sunset | happens in the west
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| Front | A place where one air mass meets and pushes another air mass
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| Cold Front | a cold air mass that brings temperatures down, the symbol on a weather map that is blue with triangles
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| Warm Front | a warm air mass that brings temperatures up, the symbol on a weather map that is red and has semi circles
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| Meteorologist | A scientist who studies the atmosphere
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| Gravity | What keeps the planets orbiting around the Sun
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| Seasons | Caused by the tilt of the Earth
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| Barometer | Measures air pressure, low pressure means rainy, high pressure means clear
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| Thermometer | Measures temperature
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| Rain Gauge | Measures rain or snow
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| Anemometer | Measures wind speed
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| Accumulation | How much precipitation was received, measured, and or collected
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| Shadow | Always the opposite side where the sun is
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| System | a group of objects or units combined to form a whole and to move or work together
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| Atmosphere | the whole mass of air that surrounds the Earth
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| Deciduous | trees that have leaves that fall off every year
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| Transpiration | the process where plants give off water vapor through pores in their leaves.
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| Latex | a white fluid produced by certain plants that is used for making rubber
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| Roots/ Root System | the part of a plant that grows underground, gets water and nutrients from the ground, and holds the plant in place
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| Carbon Dioxide | gas that animals exhale and plants take in through their leaves for photosynthesis
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| Nutrients | a substance that plants, animals, and people need to live and grow
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| Oxygen | Gas that is produced by plants from photosynthesis
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| Photosynthesis | Process where plants use sun, water and carbon dioxide to produce sugar and release oxygen
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| Nectar | a sweet liquid produced by plants eaten by hummingbirds and butterflies and used by bees in making honey
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| Aster | a type of flower
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| Lantana | a type of flower
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| Composite | made of different parts
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| Nocturnal | Active at night and sleeps in the day
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| Diurnal | Active in the day and sleeps at night
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| Burrow | a hole or tunnel in the ground that an animal makes to live in or for safety
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| Abiotic | Another name for nonliving things or non-living elements Ex. rocks, weather, soil, water, or temperatures.
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| Biotic | any living thing, living elements.
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| Terrarium | Part of this word means land and it is a container that contains plant life and sometimes animals
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| Aquarium | A container that contains water, animals, and plants
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| Environment | the conditions that affect the growth, health, progress, of someone or something
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| Grubs | the young form of an insect in which it looks like a small worm
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| Energy Flow | the flow of energy through a food chain
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| Food Chain | The flow of energy on the Earth, beginning with the Sun then the producers then the consumers
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| Food Web | Many food chains that tie together in an ecosystem
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| Manufacture | to make something by hand or machinery
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| Leaves | flat and typically green parts of a plant that grow from a stem or twig and is where photosynthesis takes place
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| Transfer | to move from one person, place, or thing to another
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| Producers | Organisms that make their own food through photosynthesis
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| Consumers | Organisms that feed on other things because they can't make their own food
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| Decomposers | Breaks down dead materials and wastes so it is recycled back to rich land
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| Recycle | to use again
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| Role | the part that someone or something has in a family, society, or in nature
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| Herbivore | Eats only plants
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| Omnivore | Eats meat and plants
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| Carnivore | Eats only meat
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| Scavengers | Gets food from dead and decaying animals
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| Parasite | An organism that must live on or inside another living organism in order to get its energy
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| Prey | An organism that is hunted by other animals
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| Predator | An organism that does the hunting to another animal for food
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| Host | The organism a parasite get is energy from
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| Population | All of the same type of organisms living in the same environment
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| Factor | something that helps produce or influence a result
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| Chemical | a substance such as an element or compound
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| Florida Everglades | a swampy grassland in southern Florida usually containing saw grass and at least seasonally covered by slowly moving water
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| Tropical | a region or climate that is frost-free with temperatures and moisture levels high enough to support year-round plant growth
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| Wetlands | an area of land (such as a marsh or swamp) that is covered with shallow water
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| Ecosystem | All living and non living things that interact with each other in an environment
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| Aquatic | living or found in or near water
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| Terrestrial | living or growing on land instead of in water or air
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| Interdependence | Living things depending on each other
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| Adaptation | Helps an organism survive
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| Camouflage | To blend in to one's surroundings
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| Mimicry | To pretend to be like or look like another organisms for protection
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| Metamorphosis | The change in an organism that's going through its life cycle
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| Complete Metamorphosis | Egg, larva, pupa, adult
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| Incomplete Metamorphosis | A change in an organism where the nymph looks like a small adult
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| Nymph | This organism resembles a smaller version of the adult
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| Larva | This is the part of the life cycle where the organism just eats and eats and eats
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| Pupa | The organism seems to be resting and new body parts are being formed
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| Vertebrate | Animals with a backbone
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| Species | A group of organisms of the same kind that can produce offspring like themselves
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| Exoskeleton | A hard covering that protects an animal's soft body parts inside (Lobster, insects, spiders, scorpions)
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| Invertebrate | Animals without a backbone
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| Inherited Traits | A trait passed from parent to offspring (eye color, height, hair color
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| Ancestor | the organisms that came before the current one
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| Molt | To shed the outer covering
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| Stage | Specific period of time during life or growth
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| Niche | An organism's roles in its environment
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| Instinct | A behavior an animal does without being taught (Migration, hibernation, birds building a nest)
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| Learned behavior | A behavior that has to be taught (reading a book, riding a bike)
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| Grazers | Animals that continuously feed on growing grasses such as cattle or sheep
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| Habitat | The place or environment where an organism naturally lives
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