A class students take at school.

A wide, continuous surface.

Something that costs a lot of money.

Food that a zookeeper feeds a zoo animal.

Tacos.

Slow.

Quickly.

Medium speed.

An African animal with a long neck.

A mythical monster.

Greek food.

A whirlpool.

Hitting something with a bat.

Moving quickly

Moving slowly.

Moving in a zigzag pattern.

What a person does when they do not feel well.

Going a different direction than originally intended.

Driving very fast.

What people say when the Tour De France goes by.

A dead thing.

A living thing.

Things that live in zoos.

Events that happen at sports competitions.

A large number of small pieces.

A small number of large pieces.

Something that we light on the Fourth of July.

An orange color.

A type of sword used for battle.

What you do when you've worked hard all day long.

A basic utensil used when camping.

A piece of broken glass, plastic, or metal that has sharp edges.

Where a person goes to walk in a city.

Something in the environment that has toxic, or negative effects.

This is what bees do with flowers.

A process that food goes through when cooked.

Movement of water from one place to another.

A kind of fruit from Scandinavia.

Staying on top of things.

Whatever is in the ocean right at this moment.

To show or represent.

To throw something away.

To agree with someone.

A rule or law.

The outside part or uppermost layer of something.

The inside part or lowest layer of something.

In the middle.

Tacos.

A hand-written message.

A typed message.

A message written in a foreign language.

Translate a message.

Moving irregularly. Trembling.

Moving quickly.

Rapidly.

Smashing into something with great force.

Not moving at all.

Staying still.

Someone that studies the skies.

Someone that studies the land.

Someone that studies the oceans.

Someone that studies space.

The study of land formations.

The study of the ocean.

The study of the solar system.

The study of the cloud formations.

Hanging out on the beach.

To go swimming.

To sink.

To stay afloat.

Movement that starts and ends in the same location.

Like a circle.

Movement that starts and ends in different locations.

Like a zig-zag line.

Moving all over the place.

Erratic.

Remaining very still.

Not moving.

Swimming under the water.

Flying through the air.

Remaining in one place.

To move freely in a closed area.

A substance made of plastics and other materials.

A substance made of igneous rocks.

A substance that forms under the earth's crust.

A substance that was formed when the earth collided with the moon.

The mechanics of cooking.

Chaos.

A system of parts working together in, or like a machine.

A system where nothing works correctly.

Something that allows light to pass through but still can't bee seen through.

Ensuring total darkness.

Crossing from one place to another.

Lighting something on fire.

A kind of seashell.

Something that we find under the ocean.

A breakfast dish.

An element from the Periodic Table that smells like eggs.

A large body with no real shape.

A very tiny thing.

A large body with points.

Something that we eat.

Pushing a boundary.

Suddenly stopping and remaining still.

Zig-zagging

Moving in a smoothly rising and falling form or outline.

A tendril.

A Space Alien.

Rope

A lifeline.

Scattered pieces of waste

Cleanliness.

A person named Deb who is angry.

A type of Swedish food.

A whirling mass.

Standing still.

A type of land mammal.

Something only found in space.

An open-air blender.

A derecho.

A junior-high student.

A vortex.

Beams of light from the sun that are very damaging to both humans and our environment.

Beams of light from the sun that are good for both humans and our environment.

Beams of light that reflect off the moon.

Beams of light that come from deep inside our solar system,

Something that is hard but still breaks easily.

Something that is sturdy.

Something that is soft and bendable.

Something that is liquid and can spray all over the place.

To push or bump against something.

To run at a track meet.

To isolate yourself from other people.

A type of ray from the sun.

Small things that are made to be used in a doll house.

Very large items found in big-box stores.

Extremely small pieces of plastic in the environment from the breakdown of plastics.

Extremely small pieces of carbohydrates in the environment.

To move.

To move to the music of a marching band.

To move in a straight line.

To move in a spiral or twisting pattern.

Sadness / being upset.

Happiness / being joyful

Anger / being furious

Indifferent / not caring

Common or every day.

Strange or unusual.

Frequent or happens a lot.

Rare or rarely happens.

Unspoiled / Perfect

Messy / Dirty

Chaotic / Out of Control

Joyful / Happy

To move smoothly up and down.

To jump start a car.

To jerk around and break things.

To remain still.

A marine crustacean with an external shell, which sticks itself permanently to a variety of surfaces.

A fish that lives in special areas of the ocean.

Something that lives only in the Atlantic Ocean.

Something that lives in extra warm waters.

Being very careful and exact.

Being sloppy and haphazard.

An injury a person has to go to the hospital for.

Laying out a new building with stakes.

Surprising and Impressive

Loud and Obnoxious

Quiet and Reserved

Performing in a circus.

Ignoring everything.

Listening to something.

Believing something.

Not believing something.

Results

Episodes of a show.

How we calculate math.

Life support.

A hard stony substance made by marine animals as an external skeleton, typically forming large reefs in warm seas.

A hard stony substance that forms when volcanoes explode.

A hard stony substance that happens if you don't clean out your boat.

A hard surface that comes from the South Pole.

Coral

Turtles

Ocean Currents

Dead things.

Barnalces

Salmon

Fish

Syrup

To vomit or

throw out.

Spit out.

A cookie.

The name of a Star Trek character.

A lifeline.

A place where no one lives.

A place where a lot of people live.

A place.

An island.

Something that can be molded into a shape.

Something that is very stiff and cannot be bent.

Something that is soft and squishy.

Something that you can make in your kitchen.

Small / microscopic organisms drifting or floating in the air.

A dead zone where nothing lives.

Small / microscopic organisms drifting or floating in the ocean.

Large / giant organisms drifting or floating in the ocean.

Renewable organic material that comes from plants and animals.

Man-made materials.

Materials that come from space.

Materials that come from underground.

Fishing with a net.

Fishing with a pole.

Moving slowly with a net.

Moving quickly with a net.

To remove something from the surface of a liquid.

To remove something from the bottom of a container of liquid.

To remove something from the surface of a solid.

To remove something from the interior of a solid.

To drive to another town.

To look through a telescope.

To change.

To look at things close up.

Changing your appearance.

Turning someone or something into a Vulcan.

The process of treating rubber with sulfur to harden it.

Something you would see in Star Trek.

To naturally decompose.

To burn something.

To bury something.

To unnaturally decompose.

A website.

To be unsure.

To throw away.

To keep forever.

Something made by people that is not natural.

Something made by people that is completely natural.

Something made by people living in a specific area.

Something made by animals that is not natural.

Another word for plastic.

To copy.

To be original.

To be unsure of one's self.

Cloth fibers.

Stone pieces.

Wood fibers.

Plastic pieces.

Something made from chemicals.

Not natural.

Completely natural.

A rock.

A landform.

A kind of sugar cookie.

The study of the earth.

A famous soccer player.

The source of gasoline, kerosene, and fuel oils.

A kind of pastry.

Being able to bend without breaking.

Hard core.

Dropping something from a great height.

Food that is not fattening.

Something that bakers use.

The first item made of stone.

The first modern plastic.

A solid natural resource deep in the earth.

The source of products such as gasoline, jet fuel, and other petroleum products.

A liquid natural resource deep in the earth.

The source of products such as gasoline, jet fuel, and other petroleum products.

Someone that uses very bad language and is rude.

Gasoline!

Yay!

Something that is able to flow with the wind or water.

Able to shift, bend, or chage.

Thin

Unable to bend or be flexible or adaptable.

Something that is important.

Something that is not important.

Something that takes up a lot of space.

A type of fried food.

A person that is not in the armed forces or a police officer.

A person that is either in the armed forces or a police officer.

Someone who works with animals for a living.

Someone who works with food for a living.

Small

Expensive

Large

Inexpensive

Negative.

Bad.

Abundant.

A lot.

Difficult.

Hard

Beautiful.

Pretty.

A place were Nuns go to live.

Something that makes life easier.

Something that makes life harder.

Something that is related to purchasing a car.

Something that makes a car run.

Term for food that has been burned.

Inactive.

No Motion.

No Resistance.

A high amount of activity.

Something that comes before the number ten.

Angry.

Bitter.

Gentle.

Kind.

Not harmful.

Medium sized.

Middle.

An arm of a climbing plant that stretches out and winds around something else.

An insect with many legs.

A car part.

When vegetables are done cooking.