A tool used to look at a magnified image, like a cell

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A series of steps, done in a particular order, to answer scientific questions

A statement giving reasons for information obtained from experiments

An amount or size determined by comparison with a known quantity

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A tool used to measure temperature

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A tool used to view distant objects like stars

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A measureable object, condition, which can be changed

A series of controlled steps, which can be repeated, for the purpose of answering a testable question

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A question that can be answered by doing an experiment

Anything that has mass and takes up space

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When two or more things are combined, but the things do not change

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How something looks, smells, feels (color, odor, weight, etc.)

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Matter that cannot be separated into other kinds

A standard unit of measuring temperature (metric)

Measurements of the size of an object (length, width, height)

Ability to go back to original shape after being stretched

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A standard unit of measuring temperature (non metric)

A property of an object that is the measure of how much matter an object has

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The amount or number of something

The measure of how hot or cold something is

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the amount of space an object takes up

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The measure of the force of gravity

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matter that takes the shape and volume of its container

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The distance an object moves over a given amount of time

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a push or pull

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The force that resists motion between objects that are touching

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The basic force that attracts all objects to each other

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The force of an object to move the object towards oneself

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The force of an object to move the object away from oneself

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A property of magnetism, a force drawing objects together

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A property of magnetism, a force pushing objects away

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A force of push or pull between poles of magnets

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Waves caused by vibrations through a material which can be heard

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Bend back, for example when light bounces back off an object

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Not able to see through

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Allows some light to pass through, does not produce detailed images

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Allows all light to pass through

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The act of being on fire

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A substance that does not allow energy to easily pass though it

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A substance that allows energy to easily pass through it

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A complete path along which electricity moves

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the way something is put together

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changes made by a living thing to help it survive

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the ability to stay alive

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organisms that make their own food

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a community of living things and its environment

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organism that feeds on dead organisms

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an organism that eats orther organisms

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a group of organims that live together and share resources

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the sequence of who eats whom

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stages that an organism goes through as it grows

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characteristics that are passed from parent to offspring

weather patterns over a long period of time

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 the process by which rocks are broken down into smaller pieces

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the carrying away of Earth's material by water, wind, or ice

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the dropping of eroded materials in a new place

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a natural liquid made of hydrogen and oxygen

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the loose material in which plants grow, top layer of the Earth

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an Earth material made up of different minerals

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a basic material of Earth; a rock ingredient, can't be broken down any further

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the layer of air that surrounds the Earth

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something that you can observe that can help you describe an object

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