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Understanding Gravity, Forces, Matter, and Life: Key Concepts in Earth and Biological Sciences

This overview explores essential scientific concepts such as gravity, force, states of matter, weathering, and life processes. It explains how gravity keeps planets in orbit and pulls us to the ground. The text elaborates on the characteristics of matter, from solids to gases, and examines natural phenomena like weathering and mineral formation. It also touches upon biological concepts such as cells, organs, habitats, and ecological interactions. This concise summary serves as a foundational guide to key principles in earth and biological sciences.

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Understanding Gravity, Forces, Matter, and Life: Key Concepts in Earth and Biological Sciences

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  1. Physical Science Earth/ Space Biological Science Unifying Concepts Scientific Inquiry 5 pt 5 pt 5 pt 5 pt 5 pt 10 pt 10 pt 10 pt 10 pt 10 pt 15 pt 15 pt 15 pt 15 pt 15 pt 20 pt 20 pt 20 pt 20 pt 20 pt 25 pt 25 pt 25 pt 25 pt 25 pt

  2. Force of attraction that keeps the planets in orbit and our feet on the ground

  3. What is gravity?

  4. The strength of the push or pull of an object

  5. What is force?

  6. How high or low a note is

  7. What is pitch?

  8. Something that has weight and takes up space

  9. What is substance?

  10. Liquid, Solid, Gas

  11. What is the states of matter?

  12. Summer, winter, fall, spring

  13. What is seasons?

  14. An element that makes up most of the atmosphere

  15. What is nitrogen?

  16. Slow changes over time to an object created by temperature, wind, or precipitation

  17. What is weathering?

  18. Natural occurring solid that did not come from a living thing

  19. What is mineral?

  20. The way objects react to one another

  21. What is interaction?

  22. Basic unit of life

  23. What is cell?

  24. A body part with one or more function

  25. What is an organ?

  26. The environment where an organism lives

  27. What is a habitat?

  28. A body part that sticks out from its trunk

  29. What is appendage?

  30. Characteristics passed from parent to child

  31. What is inherited?

  32. The path of an electrical current

  33. What is a circuit?

  34. When rays of light bounce

  35. What is reflection?

  36. An organism that gets food by eating other organisms

  37. What is a consumer?

  38. An organism that gets eaten

  39. What is prey?

  40. An organism’s surroundings

  41. What is environment?

  42. Gathering and recording data in an organized way

  43. What is collecting data?

  44. Coming to a decision based on information and data

  45. What is drawing conclusions?

  46. Putting items into groups based on properties

  47. What is classifying?

  48. Explaining in your own words

  49. What is interpreting?

  50. An educated guess

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