The process by which organisms produce more of the same kind, Reproduction, Animals that lay eggs, Oviparous, A quality that makes one organism different from another, Trait, First form of an animal such as a caterpillar, Larva, Ladybug stage enclosed in a protective covering, Pupa, Plants and animals need food, water, air, space, and, Shelter, Animals that give live birth, Viviparous, A foal showing likeness to its parents, Similarity, Sunflower life cycle stage between sprout and adult, Young plant, A frog hatches into a, Tadpole, Passing of traits from parents to offspring, Heredity, To receive a characteristic from a parent, Inherit, A plant or animal produced by its parents, Offspring, Inherited traits are passed through, Genes, Dalmatian spots and kitten eye color are, Inherited traits, In plants, traits like leaf shape and number of, Petals, Trees may grow this way because of wind, Sideways, Beak used to extract nectar from flowers, Probing beak, Beak designed for tearing flesh, Hooked beak, Short strong beak for cracking seeds, Conical beak, Flamingo beak type, Filter-feeding beak, Woodpecker beak type, Chisel-like beak, Long pointed beak for striking fish, Spear-like beak, Spoonbill beak type, Spatulate beak, Parrot beak type, Curved beak, One resource plants need that animals do not specifically require, Sunlight, Four main stages of the ladybug life cycle, Eggs larva pupa mature ladybug, A group of living and non-living things with their environment, Ecosystem, Non-living factor in an environment, Water, Organism that makes its own food using sunlight, Producer, Animal that feeds only on plants, Herbivore, What arrows in a food chain show, Direction of energy flow, Why ecosystems have food webs instead of single food chains, Animals eat more than one food, Scientist who studies organisms and their environment, Ecologist, Seasonal movement to a new place, Migration, Animal that is hunted and eaten, Prey, Animal that blends in to hide from danger, Chameleon, Everything surrounding a living organism, Environment, Scientific study of relationships between living and non-living things, Ecology, Living factors like plants fish and birds, Biotic factors, When animals want the same food supply, Compete, An owl hunting a mouse is a, Predator, Animal that eats already dead animals, Scavenger, Organism that breaks down dead material into nutrients, Decomposer, Essential primary decomposers with fungi, Bacteria, Deep sleep bears use in winter, Hibernation, Energy source most producers rely on, Sunlight energy, Producer in the chain plant → grasshopper → mouse → snake → hawk, Plant, Final consumer in the chain plant → grasshopper → mouse → snake → hawk, Hawk, Main difference between scavenger and decomposer, Scavenger eats remains; decomposer breaks them down, Complete flower has both, Stamen and pistil, Pollinators mentioned in the worksheet, Butterflies, Study of plants, Botany, Scientist who studies plants, Botanist, Process by which flowers make seeds, Pollination, Process plants use to make food, Photosynthesis, Flower that smells like rotten meat, Carrion flower, Plant that stores water in its stem, Cactus, Ginger is a, Tuber, Garlic is a, Bulb, Tissue that carries water and nutrients from roots to leaves, Xylem, Tissue that distributes food from leaves to the plant, Phloem, Part of the plant that attracts pollinators, Flower, Part of the plant that does photosynthesis, Leaf, Part of the plant that delivers water and food, Stem, Part of the plant that absorbs water and nutrients, Root, Flower label a, Stamen anther, Flower label b, Petal, Flower label c, Stigma, Flower label d, Style, Flower label e, Ovary, Leaf shape 1, Oval, Leaf shape 2, Heart-shaped, Leaf shape 3, Needle-shaped, Leaf shape 4, Round, Leaf shape 5, Lobed, Leaf shape 6, Long and narrow, Root type of grass, Fibrous root, Root type of carrot, Taproot, Root type of corn, Fibrous root system, Root type of mango, Taproot system, Photosynthesis substance taken in from air, Carbon dioxide, Photosynthesis substance released into air, Oxygen, Photosynthesis product sugar, Glucose, Photosynthesis ingredient absorbed by roots, Water, Photosynthesis energy source, Sunlight

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