All eight of these orbit around the sun.. Planets.

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All eight of these orbit around the sun.

Planets

The third planet from the sun which has a rocky surface.

Earth

The central star in our solar system made of hot glowing gas.

The Sun

A natural satellite that orbits around the sun and gets its light from the sun. It has a rocky dusty surface.

The moon

The imaginary line that runs from the north pole to the south pole of Earth. The earth rotates on it.

The axis

The movement of Earth around the sun. It takes 365 days.

Revolution

The movement of earth as it spins on its axis

Rotation

The phase of the moon where the moon appears totally dark.

New moon

The phase of the moon where half of the moon is visible.

Quarter moon.

The phase of the moon where we see the entire half of the moon that is lit.

Full moon.

A small section of the moon facing Earth is lighted.

Crescent

The rise and fall of the ocean level caused by the pull of moon’s gravity on Earth.

Tides

Using one of the five senses to make an observation

Qualitative observation

Making an observation using a number, counting or measuring

Quantitative observation

Forecasting or telling what you think will happen in the future.

Predicting

Using observations and past experiences to explain an event

Inferring or inferences

The intensity of light that is related to the amount of light we see

Brightness

This type of light is made up of all colors

White light

Light is a form of …

Energy

The bouncing back of light from a surface.

Reflection

The bending of light when light passes from one transparent material to another.

Refraction

Soaking up light when it strikes an object.

Absorption

A material that allows light to pass through

Transparent

A material that allows some light to pass through

Translucent

A material that does not allow any light to pass through

opaque

Magnets and electromagnets pull toward certain metals or the opposite poles of other magnets

Attraction

Two things you can do to make an electromagnet stronger are…

More wire coils around the core or add more power sources.

Electricity can be transformed into __________, _________ and ________

Heat, light, and sound

Wire is made of metal because metal is a good ________ of electricity.

Conductor

These types of material do not allow electricity to pass through them.

Insulators

These types of materials allow electricity to pass through them.

Conductors.

This device allows you to open and close a circuit

A switch

This provides a source of power in an electric circuit

A battery

This object in a circuit changes electricity into light

A bulb

In this type of circuit there is only one path for electricity to flow (one bulb out means they all go out)

Series circuit

In this type of circuit there are multiple paths of electricity (if one bulb goes out, the others remain lit).

Parallel circuit

Liquid water on earth becomes a gas called water vapor

Evaporation

Water vapors turn back into liquid water droplets to form clouds

Condensation

Any form of water that falls from the clouds (rain, sleet, hail, snow)

Precipitation

Fluffy puffy white clouds

Cumulus

Highest thin wispy clouds made of ice crystals.

Cirrus

Low clouds that spread out in layers covering the sky

Stratus

How fast the air is moving

Wind speed

Where the wind is coming from

Wind direction

How warm or cold the air is

Temperature

Measures the wind speed

Anemometer

Tells which direction the wind is coming from

Wind vane (some call it a weather vane)

Measures precipitation

Rain gauge

Measures air temperature

Thermometer

A tool that gives the cardinal directions North, South, East, and West

Compass

A severe storm with lightning, thunder, heavy rain, and strong winds

Thunderstorm

A small, funnel shaped cloud that comes down from a storm cloud with winds spinning in excess of 100mph

Tornado

A large storm that forms over warm ocean water with very strong rotating winds that circulate around a central eye.

Hurricane