Science Crossword Puzzles
Human Body Parts
nose: what you smell things with?, tongue: you taste food with this., neck: name part of the body used for head movement that starts with the letter n., …
Ionic Bonding
sodium : this element is na, it loses one electron, potassium : this has an atomic number of 19 and 1 electron in its outer shell, sodium chloride : the most …
Force and Motion
newton: an measurement for force and the last name of a famous scientist, extension: a spring being stretched creates what type of force, motion: a synonym for …
Light and the Electromagnetic Spectrum
reflection : the law of __________ states that the angle of incidence equals the angle of reflection. [10] , refraction : when light changes speed and direction …
Muscles of the Lower Body
longus : this adductor muscle of the thigh is involved with a pulled groin, anterior : this tibialis muscle acts as the dorsiflexion of the foot, gastrocnemius …
Hormones/Endocrine System
posteriorpit: releases oxytocin and adh, acth: stimulates release of corticosteroid hormones, targets adrenal cortex, prolactin: targets mammaries; relation …
Endocrine System
pituitary gland: regulates growth, blood pressure and water balance., testes: release male hormones., thymus gland: develops immune system in childhood., …
Digestive and Respiratory Systems
stomach : it produces an acid that digests proteins., oesophagus : organ that connected pharynx and stomach., liver : it produces bile, epiglottis : prevent …
Learning and Biological approach
catscan : grey scale image showing high levels of detail of structures in the brain, glutamate: the neurotransmitter responsible for memory , response : any …
Newton's Laws
newton: an measurement for force and the last name of a famous scientist, velocity: _________ is a speed and direction, acceleration: speeding up or slowing …
An Introduction to Science
natural: _______ science is the branch of science which deals with the physical world and universe. the three main branches of natural science are physics, …
Diffusion, Osmosis & Active Transport
diffusion : process by which molecules move from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration, osmosis : movement of water across a …
Water Molecules
water : a common word for h20, molecule : when two or more atoms join together, atom : contains protons, neutrons and electrons, positive charge : the charge …
Cell Organelles
An organelle is a subcellular structure that has one or more specific jobs to perform in the cell, much like an organ does in the body.
Mitosis / Meiosis
g1 : growth and functioning, gamete : sex cell, meta phase : chromosomes line up across the middle of the cell, cytokinesis : splitting of the cytoplasm, pro …
Parts of the Brain
cerebellum : part of the brain responsible for balance and coordination, cerebrum : largest part of the brain, cerebralcortex : outer covering of cerebrum, …
Discovering the Elements
matter: is anything that has weight and takes up space, element: ingredient that forms matter, mendeleyev: russian scientist that organized the periodic table, …
Chemical Reactions
thermal: decomposition when a substance breaks down using heat, combustion: a fuel reacting with oxygen, also called burning, element: a substance that is …
