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Word |
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Date |
Definition |
Site |
Level |
| government |
1 |
today |
the making of laws and important decisions that control or affect all the people living in a community, state, or nation. [3 definitions] |
Kids |
Int. |
| geography |
1 |
today |
the science of the earth's surface and all life on it. When studying geography, one learns about the different countries and people of the earth, its climate, its natural resources, and its oceans, rivers, and mountains. [2 definitions] |
Kids |
Int. |
| animal |
1 |
today |
one of a large group of living things that can move around by themselves to find food. Animals eat plants, funguses, or other animals. Birds, reptiles, fish, amphibians, mammals, insects, snails, and worms are some of the major kinds of animals. [2 definitions] |
Kids |
Int. |
| hair |
1 |
today |
a thin, thread-like strand that grows from the skin of humans and other mammals. [3 definitions] |
Kids |
Int. |
| mollusk |
2 |
today |
a member of a group of invertebrate animals that live in water. Most kinds of mollusks live in the ocean and have soft bodies covered by a shell. Snails, clams, squid, and octopuses are examples of mollusks. |
Kids |
Int. |
| tundra |
1 |
today |
A tundra is one of the very large, flat areas of land that are found in the very cold, northern parts of the world. Trees do not grow on a tundra because the ground there is always frozen. Certain kinds of plants are able to grow there, though, just on the surface. But even when you can see plants growing in the spring and summer, the ground under the surface soil is always frozen. Tundras are home to many animals such as foxes, wolves, owls, reindeer, and polar bears. Parts of Alaska in the U.S. and parts of Canada have tundra. Tundra is also found in the very northern parts of Europe and Asia. |
WILD |
WILD |
| reptile |
1 |
today |
A reptile is a kind of animal. Snakes, turtles, and alligators are some animals that are reptiles. Reptiles are different from other kinds of animals because the temperature of their bodies depends on the temperature of the air or water around them. Some reptiles live in water, but most reptiles live on land. Reptiles have bones inside them, and they use lungs to breathe, but they don't have fur or hair on their bodies like mammals. Instead, they have hard coverings such as scales or a shell. |
WILD |
WILD |
| water |
1 |
today |
a clear liquid that has no taste or odor. Water takes the form of rain, rivers, oceans, and lakes and is a requirement for most forms of life. [6 definitions] |
Kids |
Int. |
| mammal |
1 |
today |
a warm-blooded animal with fur or hair on its skin and a skeleton inside its body. Mammal mothers produce milk to feed their babies. Most mammals have four legs or two arms and two legs. Dogs, cows, elephants, mice, whales, and humans are all mammals. |
Kids |
Int. |
| photography |
1 |
today |
the art or practice of taking and making photographs. |
Kids |
Int. |
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