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Title: Sedimentary Rock?


1
Sedimentary Rock?
  • Geologist study this kind of rock to learn
    Earths history
  • They have fossils

2
Earthquakes!!!!
  • Occur when there is movement of the Earths crust
    along plate boundaries.

3
Electrical circuits can be made using
  • 1) a battery
  • 2) a copper wire
  • 3) a light bulb
  • 4) and something else to complete the circuit,
    like an iron nail.

4
Magnets have a North and South pole.
  • Dont forget opposites attract!!

5
The sun is the closest star to our Earth.
  • The sun is the source of energy that all
    organisms need to survive.

6
Circulatory System
  • Transports nutrients and oxygen in humans.

7
What is sequence that shows the levels of
organization for structure and function in a
human?
  • Cell- tissue-organ-organ system

8
Endocrine System
  • The system of the human body that controls the
    production of hormones that regulate our body
    functions.

9
The skeletal system includes
  • The skull, the spinal column and the ribs.

10
Hibernation occurs
  • When animals need to avoid harsh conditions, such
    as extremely cold weather.

11
An adaptation
  • A characteristic or trait that allows an animal
    to survive in its environment.
  • 1. A reflex
  • 2. A response
  • 3. An adaptation

12
What are rocks?
  • They are combinations of minerals

13
Herbivores
  • These animals get their energy from plants only

14
Weather
  • An air mass moving into the region where you live
    will change the ___.
  • season, weather, time

15
Reproductive System
  • This system is responsible for the making of
  • offspring

16
Brain
  • This organ controls everything you do...

17
precipitation
  • Moisture that returns to the earths surface from
    the atmosphere.

18
erosion
  • The transport, moving, of sediments from one
    place to another by wind, water, glaciers, and
    gravity.

19
Excretory System
  • This body system removes liquid and gaseous wastes

20
Muscular Nervous System
  • Which 2 body systems work with the skeletal
    system to move the body?

21
Photosynthesis
  • The process where a plant makes its food using
  • -energy from the sun
  • -Water
  • -Carbon Dioxide
  • -Chlorophyll

22
Carnivores
  • Animals that only eat other animals (meat)

23
Producers
  • Green plants are organisms that make their own
    food, they are called
  • consumers, producers, or decomposers

24
Alveoli
  • Thousands of tiny air sacs in your lungs, which
    exchange Oxygen for Carbon Dioxide
  • cilia
  • alveoli
  • mucus

25
Decomposers
  • Organisms, such as insects, fungi, and bacteria,
    that eat dead and decaying material.
  • consumers, producers, or decomposers

26
Warm-blooded
  • The animals body temperature does not change
    when the surrounding temperature changes.

27
Water, carbon dioxide, energy from the sun,
chlorophyll
  • Name the four ingredients for the process of
    photosynthesis

28
leaves
  • What part of the plant makes food?
  • stem
  • leaves
  • roots

29
Heredity
  • In all organisms, genetic traits such as
    freckles, eye color, or a dimple are passed on
    from generation to generation.
  • This is called

30
Calories
  • Energy in foods is measured in ____.

31
Digestive System
  • The food tube
  • Stores Bile
  • Food is churned here
  • Stores nutrients

ESOPHAGUS
GALL BLADDER
STOMACH
LIVER
32
Adapt
  • If an animal can not migrate or hibernate to
    avoid harsh weather conditions, then it must
  • die
  • adapt
  • sleep

33
Predators, Carnivores
  • What kind of mammals have long, sharp pointed
    teeth?

34
Weathering
  • The wearing away or breaking down of sediments by
    wind, moving water, and glaciers.

35
The sun
  • What is the closest star to planet Earth?

36
lithosphere
  • This is the hard, solid part of the earths crust
  • atmosphere
  • troposphere
  • lithosphere

37
Gravity
  • The force that keeps planets in orbit around the
    Sun and the Moon in orbit around the Earth.

38
Rotation
  • The Sun appears to move across the sky each day.
    Its rising and setting each day can be explained
    by the Earths _____.

39
Body System
  • A group of organs that work together is called a
    _______

40
veins
  • We take blood to the heart

41
White Blood Cells
  • We destroy bacteria which invade the body.

42
Respiratory System
  • Nose, mouth, trachea, lungs, alveoli are all part
    of the _______ system.

43
alveoli
  • They take in the carbon dioxide from blood
    vessels in your lungs, then release oxygen. (Tiny
    Air Sacs)
  • This is where CO2 is exchanged for Oxygen.

44
front
  • This is where two different air masses meet.

45
Iris
  • The colored part of your eye

46
Earths Tilt Revolution
  • What causes the seasonal changes on Earth?

47
Ocean Tides
  • The Moon has the greatest effect on Earths ___.
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