Abc's Of Science
Published on Nov 24, 2015
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Plant:
A is for anther.
An anther is the part of a flowers stamen that contains the pollen.
Photo by Auntie P
Energy:
B is for battery.
A battery is a container with chemical energy converted into electricity as a source of power.
Photo by marc falardeau
Energy:
C is for chemical energy.
Chemical energy is energy that is a result of chemical reacting to each other.
Photo by muleleredux
Animals:
D is for dolphin.
A dolphin is a mammal and a vertebrate that has a backbone.
Photo by spencer77
Weather:
E is for evaporation.
Evaporation is when liquid turns into gas with the use of heat.
Photo by Aztlek
Weather:
F is for forecast.
A forecast is the prediction or estimate of what the weather will be like.
Photo by Energisenteret
Plants:
G is for germination.
Germination is the first stage of a seedling growing.
Photo by BlueRidgeKitties
Weather:
H is for hurricane.
A hurricane is a storm with a very violent wind.
Photo by NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center
Simple machines:
I is for inclined plane.
An inclined plane is a sloping ramp in which heavy loads can be pushed up.
Photo by codepo8
Weather:
J is for jet stream.
A jet stream is a band circling the earth that is made up of very strong air currents.
Photo by pepe50
Animals:
K is for Komodo dragon.
A Komodo dragon is a reptile that is an ectotherm ( cold blooded ).
Photo by bkcasteel
Electricity/Magnetism:
L is for light.
Light means to make things visible.
Photo by rishibando
Electricity/Magnetism:
M is for magnet.
A magnet is a piece of iron that attracts external magnetic fields.
Photo by explainthatstuff
Plants:
N is for nucleus.
A nucleus is the part of of a cell in the plant that controls the eating, movement, and reproduction.
Photo by gfinder
Weather:
O is for overcast.
An overcast is clouds covering a large part of the sky.
Simple Machines:
P is for pulley.
A pulley is made out of an axel and a rope that can be used to pull a weight.
Photo by TaranRampersad
Animals:
Q is for quail.
A quail is a small or medium sized bird.
Photo by John-Morgan
Plants:
R is for roots.
Roots are the parts that absorbs the nutrients for the plant.
Photo by Saunderses
Simple Machines:
S is for screw.
A screw is an inclined plane wrapped around a pole which holds things together.
Photo by JusDaFax
Plants:
T is for transpiration.
Transpiration is evaporation of water from leaves.
Photo by ReunYreuN
Plants:
U is for unicellular.
Unicellular is a plant that consists of one cell.
Photo by PROYECTO AGUA** /** WATER PROJECT
Plants:
V is for vascular.
Vascular is the plant tissues that conduct water, and nutrients in flowering plants.
Photo by Stewart
Simple Machines:
W is for wedge.
A wedge is one thick end and one thin end that can be driven between two objects or an object to separate them.
Photo by Leo Reynolds
Animals:
X is for X-ray tetra.
An X-ray tetra is a fish that is highly transparent and small.
Photo by Capt Kodak
Animals:
Y is for yawn.
A yawn is when you breath heavenly through your mouth and is highly contagious and it tells you when your tired.
Photo by Keith Marshall
Animals:
Z is for zebra.
A zebra is a mammal with black and white stripes that has a backbone.
Photo by angela7dreams
