Science Crossword Puzzles
The Cell Cycle
dna: the basic molecule of your genetic information., cytokinesis: the stage of the cell cycle where the cell splits into two, meristem: undifferentiated plant …
Phlebotomy
leukocytes : what is present in a urinalysis sample to indicate infection, hemolysis : complication from under filling a gray tube, edta : the anticoagulant …
Planet Earth & Beyond
moon : a cool, round object that always orbits around the earth., gravity : the pull that holds things on earth., surface : the outside part or uppermost layer …
Water Transport in Plants
stomata : tiny holes in the leaf that water vapour escapes from., transpiration : how water moves up the plant, evaporate : what happens to the water when it …
States of Water
water : substances that exists in three different states, freezing : the change of state from liquid to solid., condensation : the change of water from gaseous …
Atomic Structure and Periodic Table
mixture : elements or compounds, without a chemical bond, proton : which particle had a positive charge, dalton : the creator of the plum pudding model, atoms …
Endocrine System
pituitary gland: regulates growth, blood pressure and water balance., testes: release male hormones., thymus gland: develops immune system in childhood., …
Simple Machines
simple machine : something simple that makes a task easier., complex machine : a machine that is composed of two or more simple machines., screw : a type of …
The Human Body
nose: this is in the middle of your face, ears: you need these to listen, toes: you have five of these on each foot, feet: the plural of "foot", …
Veterinary Terms
bradycardic : a slow heart rhythm, isometric : equal measure, mediastinum : middle of the sternum., agalactia : condition of no milk., gastrotomy : surgical …
Reproduction and Growth of Plants
pistil: female part of the flower, where the egg cells are produced to create seeds., pollen: tiny structures that contain cells that will later become sperm …
Light and Matter
phenomena : fact, event, or circumstance that can be observed, usually considered extraordinary or remarkable., refract : to bend light so that it looks like it …
