A reactant . Chemical formula for water. Making glucose by plants. organelle in plants that makes sunlight into glucose. when this hits an object it is either absorbed or reflected . Someone who studies the heart. Kind and helpful. Someone who cuts hair and trims or shaves beards. An instrument used to measure atmospheric pressure. Something that stops a poison from working. Test your knowledge of bases, acids, chemical reactions, and other concepts with this puzzle suitable for higher-level science students. The 69 clues of this advanced-level printable puzzle were crafted to pay homage to science professor John E. Ellis. Some of the clues are science-related, and some are not. Encourage Inquiry Language: Emphasize inquiry-based learning by teaching words like “investigate,”“question,”“evidence,”“inference,” and “model.”

Need to remember the names of famous scientists? Try using this interactive word search, which has three difficulty settings: easy, medium, and hard. It covers famous names from Aristotle to Tesla. The New York Times published this printable crossword, which quizzes people on their knowledge of the human body.

the science of soil management and crops, focusing on field crops such as wheat, corn, soybeans, and peanuts a combination of the study of living organisms and the chemical activities or processes of living organisms

begins at the edge of the continental shelf and extends on. temperate-zone estuaries with salt-tolerant and under water sea grasses. grow in the warm, shallow water or tropical coastal oceans. tiny organic material that provides food for other organisms. begins at the low tide mark and extends to the outer edge of the continental shelf. Don'e need air. The 90% remaining chemical energy that if located in the first stage of Cellular Respiration 'glycolysis'. The innermost compartment of the mitchondrion. The amount of energy needed to raise a temperature 1 gram of water 1 degree Celsius. Requires air. Recombination of genetic traits according to Neo-Darwinism.. Homo genus to which humans are closely related.. Adjustment to natural & artificial challenges for survival.. Anthropological study approach that focuses on similarities & differences.. Study approach of anthropology across time and space..Genetically preprogrammed, ‘born with’ traits.. The scientific study of the development, structure, and functioning of human society.. A process whereby people come out to see each other no longer as human beings but as simple objects.. Has a large number of close associations, and draws strength or energy from these associations.. Man is formed in Gods image.. Full Moon Names Word Search– Full moons have names too! Find the 30 different full moons in this word search. Electromagnetic Spectrum Word Search– Find 30 glossary terms related to the various parts of the electromagnetic spectrum. species that are only found in that area. gradual process of becoming extinct. using resources at a rate in which they can be replaced. event in which a large % of species become extinct. materials found in the biosphere such as fuels, minerals, etc. . cross between two or more genera. Potting material. Joint or notch on flowering stem. Old pseudulb for propagating. group of progeny of a specific cross.

Weather Word Search Puzzle– See how well you can find types of clouds, precipitation, and other meteorology-related terms. Practice matching geology terms to their meanings by completing this puzzle created by The Museum of Natural and Cultural History in Oregon. Geology Word Search– This word search has 30 geology glossary terms and an added section of definitions for the hidden words.

Use this fun crossword during British Science Week! Based on KS2 scientific vocabulary, this science crossword is ideal for memory retention as your children will have to guess the correct scientific word based on the description. fuel made from vegetable or animal fats. electricity generated by falling or flowing water. giant windmills used to convert wind energy into electrical energy. used to convert sunlight into electricity. renewable energy source from living or recently dead plant material. Develop Observation Skills: Teach students to describe their observations using precise scientific language, e.g., “hypothesis,”“data,”“experiment,”“control,” and “variables.”