ABC BOOK
Published on Nov 18, 2015
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B is for battery
Battery has chemical energy inside.
Photo by marc falardeau
C is for cold front
Cold front is when warm front and cold front meet together.
Photo by NASA Goddard Photo and Video
E is for electricity
Electricity is made by moving electrons.
Photo by KaylaKandzorra
F is for force
Force is power.
G is for glaciers
Glaciers are made of ice.
You can find glaciers in the arctic.
Photo by christine zenino
H is for hydropower
Hydropower is electricity generated using the energy of moving water.
Photo by peretzp
I is for insects
Insects are in the animal kingdom, over 90 percent of the animals are insects.
Photo by spettacolopuro
J is for Jaguar
Jaguars are warm-blooded animals.
Photo by oldandsolo
K is for kitty
Kitty's are mammals, they are also endothermic.
L is for lily flowers
Lily flowers is a type of flower.
M is for magnet
Magnet is force that attracts to any medal.
N is for neclues
Neclues is the center of the cell that controls the movement.
http://biology.tutorvista.com/animal-and-plant-cells/nucleus.html?view=simp...
O is for ocean
Ocean contains salt water, 96.5% is ocean in the world.
P so for phloem
Phloem means to transport food to the rest of the plant.
Photo by Joe Edwards
Q is for quantitative
Quantitative is science but there is a little of math which includes math.
R is for river
River is water, and little fishes live there, also little creatures.
Photo by ...-Wink-...
S is for snow
Snow is a type of weather, is little tiny snowflakes.
They are made of icing water.
Photo by Filippo C
T is for tornado
Tornado are made when is hot outside but is really windy.
Photo by markkilner
U is for uncinia egmontiana
Uncinia Egmontiana is a type of plant.
http://www.outsidepride.com/seed/ornamental-grass/uncinia/
W is for wedge
Wedge is a type of simple machines it's also with what we cut with.
http://www.docstoc.com/docs/135400503/PPT-Simple-Machines
X IS for xylem
Xylem means to transport water to the rest of the plant.
Photo by Joe Edwards
Y is for yellow jacket
Yellow jackets are a type of bees.
Photo by DGriebeling
Z is for zebra
Zebra is a mammal, a warm blooded animal, and lives in the sevannah.
Photo by angela7dreams
