Science Language Students Should Know and Use
- Aquarium
- A container filled with water and water plants and animals
- Climate
- A weather condition that includes temperature, rain, snow, and wind
- Diurnal
- Animals that sleep at night and are awake in the day
- Environment
- Interaction of the living and non-living things in an area
- Habitat
- The place where a plant or animal lives
- Insulation
- A layer of fur, hair, skin, or feathers that protects the body
- Interaction
- Things acting upon one another
- Living
- Able to grow, reproduce, and move
- Moisture
- Water
- Nocturnal
- Animals that sleep in the day and awake at night
- Nonliving
- Not able to grow, reproduce, or move
- Observe
- See or sense with careful study
- Organism
- Anything that is living
- Small-scale
- Something small in size
- Survive
- Stay alive
- Temperature
- How hot or cold something is
- Terrarium
- A container with soil where land plants and animals are kept
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Updated
March 1, 2005
by: Glen Westbroek
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