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Science Units 1,2,&3

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wetlands   show
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show the saving or protecting of resources.  
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show to recover a resource from an item and use the recovered resource to make a new item.  
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reduce   show
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show to use items again; sometimes for a different purpose.  
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show an imported or non-native organism.  
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endangered   show
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extinct   show
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threatened   show
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omnivore   show
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erosion   show
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herbivore   show
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show this type of pressure brings clear, fair, weather and cooler temperatures.  
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weathering   show
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pollution   show
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show precipitation resulting from pollution condensing into clouds and falling to Earth.  
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conserving   show
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recycle   show
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show to cut down on the use of resources  
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reuse   show
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warm front   show
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slope   show
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transpiration   show
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show is located where a river empties into an ocean.  
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valley   show
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show layered flat clouds that are low to the ground producing light rain or snow.  
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exotic   show
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endangered   show
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show There is no more of a particular population of animal.  
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threatened   show
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biome   show
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climate zone   show
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estuary   show
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show the ways in which the organisms in an ecosystem interact with one anohter according to what they eat.  
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food web   show
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instinct   show
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learned behavior   show
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competition   show
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symbiosis   show
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show the role each population has in its habitat.  
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show all the individuals of the same kind living in the same environment.  
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producer   show
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show an organism in a community that must eat to get the energy that it needs.  
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energy pyramid   show
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condensation   show
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show Any form of water that falls from the clouds, such as rain or snow.  
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show The process by which a liquid changes into a gas.  
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transpiration   show
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show the cycle in which Earth's water moves through the environment.  
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individual   show
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habitat   show
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ecosystem   show
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decomposer   show
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community   show
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humidity   show
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local winds   show
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show the global winds that blow constantly from the same directions. (Sometimes called "westerlies")  
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show the climate of a very small area  
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show process by which the Earth's atmosphere absorbs heat.  
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show the hypothesized rise in Earth's average temperature from excess carbon dioxide.  
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el nino   show
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show The average of all weather conditions through all seasons over a period of time.  
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show an instrument that measures air pressure.  
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hygrometer   show
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show an instrument that measures wind direction.  
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show an instrument that measures wind speed.  
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show an instrument that measures the amount of precipitation that falls from the sky.  
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cirrus clouds   show
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cummulus clouds   show
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show tall, puffy, grayish looking clouds that indicate that stormy weather.  
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show flat, layered clouds that are found low in the sky, indicate precipitation, and they sometimes make it hard to see while driving.  
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natural resource   show
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nonrenewable resource   show
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show A resource that is replaced as it is used.  
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show A natural resource that is renewed by natural cycles and can be used more than once.  
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show the process of taking a resource from a product and making it into a new product.  
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show to use a resource or material again.  
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reduce   show
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air pressure   show
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atmosphere   show
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mutualism   show
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show the force that pulls all objects in the universe toward one another.  
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show The force of pushing or pulling between poles of magnets.  
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balanced forces   show
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show the result of two or more forces acting together on an object.  
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show forces that are not equal.  
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show something that makes work seem easier by changing hte size or the direction of the force.  
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show a push or a pull that causes an object to move, stop, or change direction.  
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show a force that opposes, or acts against, motion when two surfaces rub against each other.  
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show an object's speed in a particular direction.  
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show The property of matter that keeps an object moving in a straight line or keeps it at rest.  
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power   show
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show the use of a force to move an object through a distance.  
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show a change in motion caused by unbalanced forces or a change in velocity.  
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show a measure of how hard it is to slow down or stop an object.  
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postition   show
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speed   show
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energy transfer   show
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conduction   show
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show the transfer of heat by the mass movement of heated particles into an area of cooler fluid.  
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show when energy is transferred from one object to another through rays not contact.  
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density   show
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show when an object gets smaller.  
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expand   show
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show when heat is distributed at different rates and in different areas.  
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