ABC's Of Science by Drew

ABC's Of Science

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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BY DREW PARKER

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ABC's Of Science

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THE ABC'S OF SCIENCE

AA is for atmosphere. The atmosphere helps block out harmful rays. The atmosphere also is where weather happens.

BB is for bear. Bears are mammals. Mammals are war blooded animals, that produce milk for their babies, and have live birth.

CC is for circuit. Circuits control where electricity runs.

DD is for dependent variable. The dependent variable is the result of you manipulating somthing.

EE is for electromagnet. Electromagnets are a piece of iron with wire spun around it. When electricity is transported through the wire, a magnetic field is created.

FF is for fulcrum. A fulcrum is the pivot point on levers.

GG is for generator.Generators create energy by turning kinetic energy in to electrical energy.

H H is for hygrometer.Hygrometers measure the humidity in the atmosphere.

I I is for independent variable.The independent variable is the the thing you change in the experiment.

J J is for jet stream.The jet stream is an airway that moves weather patterns from the west to the east.

KK is for Komodo dragon.A Komodo dragon is a reptile. Reptiles are cold blooded, and reproduce with eggs.

LL is for lever. Levers are a simple machine, that makes work easier.

M M is for mitochondria. Mitochondria is the cell that turns food into energy.

NN is for North Pole. The North Pole is where the magnetic field is the strongest, that is why compasses point north.

OO is for ozone layerThe ozone layer is the layer of the atmosphere where most harmful rays are absorbed.

P P is for pulley.Pulleys help make lifting things easier.

Q Q is for quantitative oberservation. A quantitative observation is an observation that has to do with numbers.

RR is for respiration.Respiration in plants is the process of cells turning food into energy.

SS is for South Pole.The South Pole is the bottom part of a magnet, which is attracts the North Pole and repels another South Pole.

TT is for thermometer.A thermometer is a tool used to measure tempeture.

UU is for uv rays. Uv rays are harmful rays produced by the sun.

VV is for vacuole. A vacuole is a plant cell that stores food.

W W is for warm front. Warm fronts generally bring thunderstorms and warm weather.

X X is for xylem.Xylem is part of the vascular system. The xylem transports water up to the leaves, from the roots.

YY is for y-axis. The y axis is on a graph. The dependent variable is always on this side. The y axis is the vertical line.

ZZ is for zebra.Zebras are mammals. Mammals are vertebrae, mammals have live birth, and fur or hair.

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A
A is for atmosphere. The atmosphere helps block out harmful rays. The atmosphere also is where weather happens.

B
B is for bear. Bears are mammals. Mammals are war blooded animals, that produce milk for their babies, and have live birth.

C
C is for circuit. Circuits control where electricity runs.

D
D is for dependent variable. The dependent variable is the result of you manipulating somthing.

E
E is for electromagnet. Electromagnets are a piece of iron with wire spun around it. When electricity is transported through the wire, a magnetic field is created.

F
F is for fulcrum. A fulcrum is the pivot point on levers.

G
G is for generator.
Generators create energy by turning kinetic energy in to electrical energy.

H
H is for hygrometer.
Hygrometers measure the humidity in the atmosphere.

I
I is for independent variable.
The independent variable is the the thing you change in the experiment.

J
J is for jet stream.
The jet stream is an airway that moves weather patterns from the west to the east.

K
K is for Komodo dragon.
A Komodo dragon is a reptile. Reptiles are cold blooded, and reproduce with eggs.

L
L is for lever. Levers are a simple machine, that makes work easier.

M
M is for mitochondria. Mitochondria is the cell that turns food into energy.

N
N is for North Pole. The North Pole is where the magnetic field is the strongest, that is why compasses point north.

O
O is for ozone layer
The ozone layer is the layer of the atmosphere where most harmful rays are absorbed.

P
P is for pulley.
Pulleys help make lifting things easier.

Q
Q is for quantitative oberservation. A quantitative observation
is an observation that has to do with numbers.

R
R is for respiration.
Respiration in plants is the process of cells turning food into energy.

S
S is for South Pole.
The South Pole is the bottom part of a magnet, which is attracts the North Pole and repels another South Pole.

T
T is for thermometer.
A thermometer is a tool used to measure tempeture.

U
U is for uv rays. Uv rays are harmful rays produced by the sun.

V
V is for vacuole. A vacuole is a plant cell that stores food.

W
W is for warm front. Warm fronts generally bring thunderstorms and warm weather.

X
X is for xylem.
Xylem is part of the vascular system. The xylem transports water up to the leaves, from the roots.

Y
Y is for y-axis. The y axis is on a graph. The dependent variable is always on this side. The y axis is the vertical line.

Z
Z is for zebra.
Zebras are mammals. Mammals are vertebrae, mammals have live birth, and fur or hair.