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CAIT'S SCIENCE ABC'S
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Shardayyy
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A IS FOR ANEMOMETER
Anemometers measure wind speed.
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asgw
3.
B IS FOT BATTERIES
Batteries start off with chemical energy.
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.aditya.
4.
C IS CACTUS
Cacti have deep roots to store a lot of water.
Photo by
andorpro
5.
D IS FOR DONKEY
Donkeys originated from nubia.
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_Yogu
6.
E IS FOR ECOSYSTEM
Ecosystems are where we live.
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CDKNetwork
7.
F IS FOR FUNGI
Fungi decompose everything.
Photo by
Michael_Whitehead
8.
G IS FOR GRAPES
Grapes are non citrus fruits.
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miuenski
9.
H IS FOR HABITATS
Habitats are where animals and humans live on the planet.
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ecstaticist
10.
I IS FOR INVERTEBRATES
Invertebrates have no spines.
Photo by
Rob Swatski
11.
J IS FOR JUNGLES
Jungles are environmental habitat for many
exotic animals.
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sharkbait
12.
K IS FOR KANGAROO
Kangaroos put their babies in their pouches.
Photo by
sillypucci
13.
L IS FOR LIGHTNINGY
Lightning is part of bad storms and
Is what made the first shot of electricity.
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dave~
14.
M IS FOR MAGNET
A magnet has both north pole and south pole.
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TPot1302
15.
N IS FOR NEWTONS.
Newtons are the units measured in a
spring scale.
16.
O IS FOR OCTOPUSES
Octopuses use ink to escape danger.
Photo by
Leo Reynolds
17.
P IS FOR PULLEY
A pulley lifts things with o wire to make work
easier to do.
Photo by
Arlo Bates
18.
Q IS FOR QUESTIONING
Questioning is asking about the assignment.
19.
R IS FOR RESPONDING VARIABLE
Responding variables change results
in experiments.
20.
S IS FOR SNAKE.
A snake is a vertebrate with scales
And is also a reptile.
Photo by
danmachold
21.
T IS FOR TSUNAMIS.
Tsunamis are long, devastating title waves.
Photo by
Yuya Sekiguchi
22.
U IS FOR UNICELLULAR.
Unicellular means a plant has 1 main cell
Photo by
...anna christina...
23.
V IS FOR VARIABLE
Variables are parts of an experiment.
24.
W IS FOR WEDGE
A wedge is meant to split and cut things.
Photo by
nesnejwerdna
25.
X IS FOR XYLEM
Xylem is the tube in plants that transfers water.
26.
Y IS FOR YELLOW JACKET
Yellow jackets are mistaken as bees but
they're wasps.
Photo by
Billy Wilson Photography
27.
Z IS FOR ZEBRA
Zebra get in herds to worn off killers with their stripes.
Photo by
skipnclick
Cait Young
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