Science Crossword Puzzles
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 …
Lymphatic System
spleen : largest organ in the lymphatic system? , thymus : creates t-cells?, lymph nodes : where does lymph pass through?, venous : accessory to what system?, …
Skeletal System
depressions: flattened or indented portions of bone., levers: rigid rods where muscles attach., processes: projections protruding from the bone where tendons …
Phase Changes
freezing : the phase change from a liquid to a solid., vapor : the gaseous state of a substance, such as water vapor., plasma : a high-energy state of matter …
Newton's Laws Of Motion
newton's first law : this law is evident when you're riding in a car without a seatbelt and the car stops suddenly. (you continue to move forward.), …
Marie Curie
bronislawa: the name of marie's mother, sweden: country that awards the nobel prize, paris: marie moved to this city, radium: element discovered by marie …
Characteristics of Living Things
cells: all living things are made of _____, grow: increasing the size and number of cells is to ____, nutrients: having ________, breaking them down and using …
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., …
Protons, Neutrons, and Electrons
protons: found at the center of an atom, electrons: found on the outside of the atom, neutrons: found at the center of the atom and have no charge, positive: …
Cell & Cell Organelles
cell membrane : the protective outer layer of a cell, organelle : organized or specialized structures within a living cell , prokaryote : single celled organism …
Nurturing Brain and Developmental Theories
schema : a knowledge structure that allows organisms to interpret and understand the world around them, competence : virtue developed in the stage of industry …
