PRESENTATION OUTLINE
A is for abiotic. abiotic are things that are non living.
B is for biotic. biotic are things that are living.
C is for cumulus clouds. cumulus clouds are big white and puffy clouds.
D is for dicots. dicots are seeds that have two cotyledons.
E is for electrical energy. electrical energy is energy that flows through a circuit.
F is for flowers. flowers have male and female parts that deliver pollen.
G is for germination. germination is the process of a plant growing from a seed.
H is for hygrometer. A Hygrometer measures the humidity.
I is for inclined plane . inclined plane is a sloping surface that makes work easier.
J is for jet stream. jet streams are fast moving ribbons of air.
K is for kingdoms. There are 6 kingdoms of all living things on earth.
L is for land breeze. land breeze is wind that blows from land out to sea.
M is for mesosphere. mesosphere is the coldest layer of the atmosphere.
N is North Pole. The north Pole is one of the sides of the magnet.
O is for ovule. The Ovule is a female part of the flower.
P is for pulley. A pulley is a wheel with a grooved rim and rope.
Q is for quail. A quail is a bird that is a vertebrate.
R is for radiant energy. radiant energy moves in waves that you can't see.
S is for South Pole. south Pole is the other side of the magnet.
T is for thermal energy. thermal energy gives off heat.
U is for unicellular. unicellular is a living organism that has one cell.
V is for vertebrate. A vertebrate is a animal with a backbone.
W is for wedge. A wedge can cut, split, or pierce objects.
X is for xylem. xylem is a tube in a vascular plant to transport water.
Y is for young animals. young animals follow there mother or the first thing they see.
Z is for zebra. A zebra is mammal with a backbone. (Vertebrate)
