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Study Guide Did you Know... 1st Grade Science, Grade 1
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DID
YOU
KNOW?
Living
and
Nonliving
Things
Air
is
a
nonliving
thing.
The
air
we
breathe
in
is
called
oxygen.
All
About
Plants
Some
plants
like
ferns
do
not
have
flowers.
They
make
new
plants
using
spores
instead
of
seeds.
All
About
Animals
Herbivores
are
animals
that
only
eat
plants.
Can
you
believe
a
HUGE
dinosaur
called
a
brachiosaurus
was
an
herbivore?
The
brachiosaurus
grew
to
be
over
80
feet
long
and
over
40
feet
tall
but
only
ate
plants,
not
other
dinosaurs.
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Animal
Groups
A
whale
is
NOT
a
fish.
It
is
a
mammal
that
lives
in
the
ocean.
Mammals
breathe
air,
they
have
hair,
and
they
give
birth
to
live
offspring
that
they
give
milk
to.
Where
Do
Animals
Live?
Rainforests
provide
a
home
for
MILLIONS
of
plants
and
animals.
Life
Cycles
Frogs
eggs
are
called
spawn.
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Food
Chains
Plants
make
their
own
food.
This
process
has
a
fancy
name…it
is
called
photosynthesis!
My
Senses
You
have
almost
10,000
taste
buds
in
your
mouth!
These
taste
buds
help
you
TASTE
food.
You
can
taste
things
that
are
sweet,
sour,
salty,
and
bitter!
Human
Body
When
you
become
an
adult,
you
will
have
about
206
bones
in
your
body.
Weather
You
may
hear
the
weather
man
on
the
radio
talk
about
a
winter
storm
watch
or
a
winter
storm
warning.
A
winter
storm
watch
means
there
is
a
chance
a
bad
storm
may
come
to
your
area.
A
winter
storm
warning
means
that
a
storm
is
coming
for
sure
or
is
already
happening
in
your
area.
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The
Seasons
In
the
spring,
the
leaves
on
many
trees
are
green.
Leaves
have
something
inside
of
them
called
chlorophyll.
Chlorophyll
is
what
makes
leaves
green.
The
Sky
The
Earth
takes
about
365
and
1/2
days
to
orbit
the
Sun.
Earth’s
Resources
Rocks
are
made
of
minerals.
Minerals
are
used
in
many
ways
by
people
use
everyday!
Talc
is
a
mineral
used
in
baby
powder.
Land,
Water,
and
Air
About
¾
of
the
Earth
is
covered
by
water.
MOST
of
that
water
is
saltwater.
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Taking
Care
of
the
Earth
There
are
MANY
ways
to
save
water
to
help
save
the
Earth!
Three
ways
to
save
water:
1.
Use
any
left
over
water
or
ice
to
water
your
plants.
2.
Check
for
leaks
in
your
house.
3.
Plug
the
bathtub
before
turning
on
the
water.
Describe
and
Measure
Matter
There
are
three
states
of
matter:
solid,
liquid,
and
gas.
We
breathe
gases
in
and
out
of
our
bodies.
We
breathe
in
a
gas
called
oxygen.
We
breathe
out
a
gas
called
carbon
dioxide.
All
About
Heat
and
Energy
Many
homes
use
natural
gas
to
heat
their
homes.
Natural
gas
is
made
of
the
remains
of
plants
and
animals
that
died
over
300
million
years
ago.
Force
and
Motion
Gravity
is
a
force
we
experience
everyday.
Isaac
Newton
is
a
famous
scientist
most
known
for
studying
gravity.
Light
and
Sound
Sound
is
measured
in
decibels.
The
sound
of
a
jet
plane
taking
off
is
120
decibels.
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Electricity
Lightning
is
a
form
of
electrical
energy!
Benjamin
Franklin
discovered
this
fact
in
1752.
Magnets
The
invisible
field
around
a
magnet
is
called
a
magnetic
field.
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