The Earth rotating, or spinning, around its equator, causes daytime and nighttime.

We live in the Northern Hemisphere.

The equator is the hottest part of Earth.

Wind is a form of precipitation.

Seeds need warmth from the sun, nutrients from the soil, and water for germination to happen.

The seasons happen in a cycle, meaning they happen over and over in the same order.

Humidity is the amount of moisture in the air.

Humans go through a metamorphosis.

Hens are protective of their chicks and keep them safe.

When you can't see through something it is transparent.

Birds burrow when they fly south for the winter.

Drinking water after running makes me feel replenished.

A plant thrives when it has sunlight, water and warmth.

Which animal changes from a fish-like larva with gills, called a tadpole, to a 4 legged adult with lungs?

This animal hatches from an egg as a larva in the form of a caterpillar.

This animal hatches from an egg that has a shell, an albumen and a yolk.

This animal goes through stages of metamorphosis from a tadpole to an adult.

This animal changes from a larva to a pupa to an adult insect with a head, body, and wings.

The tilt of the Earth's axis in relation to the sun causes the four seasons.

The region of the world called the equator receives the most direct, intense sunlight.

A tree's life cycle begins as a sapling.

All animals migrate in the fall.

Many frogs burrow into mud in the bottom of ponds and spend the summer there.

Most of Earth's surface is covered by land.

Water can exist in 3 forms: solid, liquid and gas.

There is an endless supply of water on Earth.

The 3 stages of the water cycle are evaporation, condensation, and precipitation.

The seasonal cycle includes the following seasons: winter, spring, winter, spring.

Condensation is when water droplets are formed from water vapor.