| Cell | a tiny building block that makes up every part of an organism |
| inherit | to have a trait passed on from the parents of the organism |
| larva | the stage of complete metamorphosis, or change, after an organism hatches from its egg |
| life cycle | the changes that happen to an organism during its life |
| metamorphosis | a series of changes in appearance that some organisms go through |
| organism | any living thing |
| pupa | the stage of complete change, or metamorphosis, where an organism is wrapped in a cocoon |
| What are some ways living things react to changes around them? | They lose leaves, hide, or run away from other animals. |
| What three things do nonliving things not do? | they do not reproduce, they do not react to changes in weather, and they do not grow and do not need to get energy. |
| How do living things reproduce? | They make babies or seeds |
| What do living things need to grow? | They need energy from food and or the sun. |
| All living things are made from… | Cells |
| What is a cell? | A cell is a building block of all living things. |
| What do cells do? | They each have their own jobs to help the organism living. |
| What do you need to see a cell? | A microscope. |
| complete metamorphosis | When the organism goes through a complete change from larva to adult. The larva does not look the same as the adult. |
| incomplete metamorphosis | when the organism does not change appearance throughout their life cycle. The organism only gets bigger from nymph to adult. |
| What is the changes that an organism goes through during its life? | Its life cycle |
| What do plants grow from? | Seeds or bulbs |
| What do all animals start as? | An egg |
| What do living things inherit from their parents? | Traits |
| What are traits that are not inherited? | These are traits that animals learn? |
| Living things inherit traits from who? | Their parents |
