2. By: Jennifer Novatt

3. 100 200 400 300 400 MatterLife Cycle WeatherSound 300 200 400 200 100 500 100

4. Row 1, Col 1 Anything that takes up space. What is matter?

5. 1,2 What insects need to help them grow. What is food, air and space?

6. 1,3 What is precipitation.? Snow, Sleet, Hail, and Freezing Rain are Types of...

7. 1,4 Sound is produced by these objects. What is vibrating objects?

8. 2,1 The three states of matter. What is solid, liquid, and gas?

9. 2,2 A baby of this is called a tadpole. What is a frog?

10. 2,3 What is weather vanes? This determines wind direction.

11. 2,4 This part of the body detects sound. What is the ear?

12. 3,1 This has NO definite shape, mass or volume. What is a gas?

13. 3,2 What is a caterpillar and butterfly? This lives in a cocoon for 2 weeks and turns into this.

14. 3,3 Tool to measure temperature. What is a thermometer?

15. 3,4 As this tool vibrates, it causes molecules in the air to vibrate. What is a tuning fork?

16. 4,1 This has a definite shape, mass and volume. What is a solid?

17. 4,2 Insects have a tough, non-living outer covering that sheds. This outer covering is called this. What is a exoskeleton?

18. 4,3 The blanket of air that surrounds the earth. What is atmosphere?

19. 4,4 The human ear detects sound by having this that vibrates when sound reaches it. What is a membrane?

20. 5,1 This has no definite shape, but has a definite mass and volume. What is a liquid?

21. 5,2 The four stages of an insects life cycle. What is egg, larva, pupa, adult?

22. 5,3 Instrument used to gather and measure liquid. What is a rain gauge?

23. 5,4 This part of the ear vibrates when you talk. What is the eardrum?

24. 2 nd grade Science Objectives: 3.01 Identify three states of matter: -solid -liquid; and -Gas 1.01 Describe the life cycle of animals including; -birth -developing into an adult -reproducing -again; and -death 2.03 Describe weather using quantitive measures of: -temperature -wind direction -wind speed; and -precipitation 4.01 Demonstrate how sound is produced by vibrating objects and vibrating columns of air.