🧐 Let's Learn - Word Work

History

• The study or record of past events.

• A fictional narrative about the future.

• An analysis of current trends and data.

• A collection of myths and legends.

Engineering

• The application of artistic skills to create visual art.

• The use of scientific knowledge to design and build machines, structures, or other devices.

• A method of teaching that focuses on memorization and repetition.

• The study of human behavior and mental processes.

Flying

• The action or process of traveling through the air.

• A method of swimming underwater.

• The act of running at high speed.

• A technique for climbing mountains.

Renewable energy

• Energy from fossil fuels that are depleting over time.

• Energy from natural resources that are constantly replenished, such as solar or wind power.

• Energy that is generated from nuclear reactions.

• Energy that is produced by burning coal and natural gas.

Technology

• The application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes, especially in industry.

• A method of artistic expression through various mediums.

• A system of government that relies on scientific principles.

• The study of ancient civilizations and their cultures.

Environment

• The natural world or surroundings.

• A man-made structure or building.

• A type of weather condition.

• A specific location on a map.

Pollution

• The presence or introduction of harmful substances into the environment.

• The process of cleaning and restoring natural habitats.

• The increase of natural resources in a given area.

• The act of recycling materials to reduce waste.

Electricity

• A form of energy resulting from the movement of charged particles.

• A type of renewable energy source.

• A measure of electrical resistance.

• A process of generating heat through friction.

Records

• Achievements or events that are officially recorded or measured.

• A collection of personal anecdotes and stories.

• A list of random facts and figures.

• An informal account of daily activities.

Inventions

• New devices, methods, or processes that are created through creative thinking or experimentation.

• Old tools and techniques that are no longer used.

• Common practices that have been around for centuries.

• Ideas that are never put into action.