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SPELLING words + VOCABULARY * Saying We Share: Proverbs and Fables SPELLING words + VOCABULARY * Saying We Share: Proverbs and Fables Focus: The /ar/ sound can be spelled air, ear, or are. Focus: The /ar/ sound can be spelled air, ear, or are. 1. bear 1. bear 2. tear 2. tear 3. haircut 3. haircut 4. stairs 4. stairs 5. wear 5. wear 6. airplane 6. airplane 7. compare 7. compare 8. repair 8. repair 9. pear 9. pear 10. prepare 10. prepare 11. stare 11. stare 12. glare 12. glare 13. sharing 13. sharing 14. fairy 14. fairy 15. aware 15. aware Challenge Words Challenge Words 1. steady 1. steady 2. balance 2. balance 3. regular 3. regular 4. constant 4. constant 5. slowpoke 5. slowpoke Vocabulary Words Vocabulary Words summoned – called to come summoned – called to come fortunate – lucky fortunate – lucky generation – people who grow up at about the same time generation – people who grow up at about the same time persistently – repeatedly, without giving up persistently – repeatedly, without giving up faithful– loyal faithful– loyal illuminated – lit up; made brighter illuminated – lit up; made brighter SPELLING words + VOCABULARY * Papa Tells Chita a Story Focus: The vowel sound you hear in for and four can be spelled or, our, or ar. SPELLING words + VOCABULARY * Papa Tells Chita a Story Focus: The vowel sound you hear in for and four can be spelled or, our, or ar. 1. forks 1. forks 2. worn 3. form 4. fourth 5. war 6. storm 7. horse 8. warn 9. morning 10. forest 11. court 12. porch 13. poured 14. port 2. worn 3. form 4. fourth 5. war 6. storm 7. horse 8. warn 9. morning 10. forest 11. court 12. porch 13. poured 14. port 15. important 15. important Challenge Words Challenge Words 1. exciting 2. trail 3. defend 4. marsh 1. exciting 2. trail 3. defend 4. marsh 5. drown 5. drown Vocabulary Words Vocabulary Words colonel – a person with a certain rank, or position in an army colonel – a person with a certain rank, or position in an army soldier – a person who serves in the army soldier – a person who serves in the army urgent – in need of immediate action or attention urgent – in need of immediate action or attention brambles – prickly plants or bushes brambles – prickly plants or bushes stumbling– moving in an unsteady way stumbling– moving in an unsteady way outstretched – extended; stretched forward outstretched – extended; stretched forward weary – tired weary - tired SPELLING words + VOCABULARY * Coyote Places the Stars SPELLING words + VOCABULARY * Coyote Places the Stars Focus: Homophones are words that sound the same, but have different spellings and meanings. Focus: Homophones are words that sound the same, but have different spellings and meanings. 1. hear 1. hear 2. one 2. one 3. won 3. won 4. way 4. way 5. heard 5. heard 6. flower 6. flower 7. our 7. our 8. flour 8. flour 9. weigh 9. weigh 10. here 10. here 11. beat 11. beat 12. herd 12. herd 13. beet 13. beet 14. hair 14. hair 15. hare 15. hare Challenge Words Challenge Words 1. canyon 1. canyon 2. bright 2. bright 3. shiny 3. shiny 4. sparkle 4. sparkle 5. horizon 5. horizon Vocabulary Words Vocabulary Words canyon – a narrow valley with steep sides canyon – a narrow valley with steep sides pride – a feeling of happiness and satisfaction about doing something well pride – a feeling of happiness and satisfaction about doing something well swiftly – very quickly swiftly – very quickly skillful – showing skill; showing a talent for doing something well skillful – showing skill; showing a talent for doing something well feast– a special celebration with a large amount of food feast– a special celebration with a large amount of food gazing – looking with a long, steady stare gazing – looking with a long, steady stare arranged – put in some kind of order arranged – put in some kind of order SPELLING words + VOCABULARY * Why Mosquitoes Buzz in People’s Ears SPELLING words + VOCABULARY * Why Mosquitoes Buzz in People’s Ears Focus: The vowel sound you hear in her, stir, and Focus: The vowel sound you hear in her, stir, and fur can be spelled er, ir, or ur. fur can be spelled er, ir, or ur. 1. curl 1. curl 2. birth 2. birth 3. burned 3. burned 4. perfect 4. perfect 5. thirty 5. thirty 6. church 6. church 7. firm 7. firm 8. skirt 8. skirt 9. clerk 9. clerk 10. jerked 10. jerked 11. dirt 11. dirt 12. shirt 12. shirt 13. person 13. person 14. purse 14. purse 15. term 15. term Challenge Words Challenge Words 1. fault 1. fault 2. wrong 2. wrong 3. error 3. error 4. trouble 4. trouble 5. reason 5. reason Vocabulary Words Vocabulary Words satisfied – having one’s needs or desires fulfilled satisfied – having one’s needs or desires fulfilled duty – job or responsibility duty – job or responsibility council – a meeting called to find answers council – a meeting called to find answers mischief – behavior that causes problems for others mischief – behavior that causes problems for others nonsense – words or ideas that are foolish and have no real meaning nonsense – words or ideas that are foolish and have no real meaning tidbit – small pieces of something tidbit – small pieces of something SPELLING words + VOCABULARY * Lon Po Po SPELLING words + VOCABULARY * Lon Po Po Focus: Some two-syllable words have double Focus: Some two-syllable words have double consonants in the middle. Words like this are often divided into two syllables between the two like consonants: but/ter Some words with double consonants are one syllable words, like filled and dragged. consonants in the middle. Words like this are often divided into two syllables between the two like consonants: but/ter Some words with double consonants are one syllable words, like filled and dragged. 1. pulled 1. pulled 2. begged 2. begged 3. hugged 3. hugged 4. silly 4. silly 5. correct 5. correct 6. latter 6. latter 7. matter 7. matter 8. supper 8. supper 9. common 9. common 10. lesson 10. lesson 11. collect 11. collect 12. setting 12. setting 13. bottles 13. bottles 14. different 14. different 15. jelly 15. jelly Challenge Words Challenge Words 1. fairy tale 1. fairy tale 2. cultural 2. cultural 3. grandma 3. grandma 4. courage 4. courage 5. weave 5. weave Vocabulary Words Vocabulary Words delighted – very happy delighted – very happy dusk – the time in the evening just before it gets dark dusk – the time in the evening just before it gets dark embraced – hugged embraced – hugged latch – to lock a door with a movable bar that fits into a slot latch – to lock a door with a movable bar that fits into a slot tender – easy to chew; soft tender – easy to chew; soft brittle – easily broken or snapped brittle – easily broken or snapped cunning – able to fool or trick; sly or clever cunning – able to fool or trick; sly or clever SPELLING words + VOCABULARY The Crowded House SPELLING words + VOCABULARY The Crowded House Focus: *Words that end with two consonants do not Focus: *Words that end with two consonants do not change before you add an –er or –est ending. *If a word ends in e, drop the e and add –er or –est. * If a word has a short vowel and ends in a single consonant, double the consonant. Then add –er or – est. change before you add an –er or –est ending. *If a word ends in e, drop the e and add –er or –est. * If a word has a short vowel and ends in a single consonant, double the consonant. Then add –er or – est. 1. faster 1. faster 2. wisest 2. wisest 3. bigger 3. bigger 4. slowest 4. slowest 5. cooler 5. cooler 6. hottest 6. hottest 7. soonest 7. soonest 8. shorter 8. shorter 9. kindest 9. kindest 10. louder 10. louder 11. slimmer 11. slimmer 12. wildest 12. wildest 13. tamer 13. tamer 14. whitest 14. whitest 15. strangest 15. strangest Challenge Words Challenge Words 1. characters 1. characters 2. actor 2. actor 3. director 3. director 4. stagehand 4. stagehand 5. orchestra 5. orchestra Vocabulary Words Vocabulary Words wits – mind, the ability to think wits – mind, the ability to think wailing (noun) – a loud, long cry expressing unhappiness or pain wailing (noun) – a loud, long cry expressing unhappiness or pain faring – getting along faring – getting along advice – opinion about how to solve a problem advice – opinion about how to solve a problem dreadful – very bad dreadful – very bad farewell – good-bye farewell – good-bye SPELLING words + VOCABULARY * Leah’s Pony SPELLING words + VOCABULARY * Leah’s Pony Focus: A compound word is made up of two Focus: A compound word is made up of two smaller words: note+book = notebook. smaller words: note+book = notebook. 1. sometimes 1. sometimes 2. pickup 2. pickup 3. dishwater 3. dishwater 4. notebook 4. notebook 5. upstairs 5. upstairs 6. football 6. football 7. sunshine 7. sunshine 8. outdoors 8. outdoors 9. hallway 9. hallway 10. timeout 10. timeout 11. doorway 11. doorway 12. sunset 12. sunset 13. bookcase 13. bookcase 14. everyone 14. everyone 15. everything 15. everything Challenge Words Challenge Words 1. cornfields 1. cornfields 2. serious 2. serious 3. bargain 3. bargain 4. astonish 4. astonish 5. debt 5. debt Vocabulary Words Vocabulary Words county – a section of a state county – a section of a state auctioneer – a person who is hired to run a public sale auctioneer – a person who is hired to run a public sale bid – the amount of money that is offered to buy something at an auction bid – the amount of money that is offered to buy something at an auction clutched – held tightly clutched – held tightly glistened – shone or sparkled glistened – shone or sparkled galloped– ran at a horse’s or pony’s top speed galloped– ran at a horse’s or pony’s top speed SPELLING words + VOCABULARY * Yippee-Yay! SPELLING words + VOCABULARY * Yippee-Yay! Focus: Some words have the vowel-consonant- Focus: Some words have the vowel-consonant- consonant-vowel pattern (VCCV), such as enjoy and napkin. consonant-vowel pattern (VCCV), such as enjoy and napkin. 1. cowboy 1. cowboy 2. horses 2. horses 3. corral 3. corral 4. winter 4. winter 5. always 5. always 6. cactus 6. cactus 7. garden 7. garden 8. tender 8. tender 9. fifteen 9. fifteen 10. basket 10. basket 11. welcome 11. welcome 12. lasso 12. lasso 13. market 13. market 14. until 14. until 15. Monday 15. Monday Challenge Words Challenge Words 1. pillows 1. pillows 2. curtain 2. curtain 3. feather 3. feather 4. mattress 4. mattress 5. bedspread 5. bedspread Vocabulary Words Vocabulary Words ranchers – people who own a large farm for raising animals ranchers – people who own a large farm for raising animals tending – taking care of tending – taking care of profit – money gained by selling something profit – money gained by selling something corral – a fenced in space for farm animals corral – a fenced in space for farm animals stray– wandering or lost stray– wandering or lost market – a public place where goods are sold market – a public place where goods are sold SPELLING words + VOCABULARY * Boom Town SPELLING words + VOCABULARY * Boom Town Focus: Many words with a long vowel sound in the Focus: Many words with a long vowel sound in the first syllable have the VCV (vowel-consonant-vowel) pattern. Many words that begin with be- have the VCV pattern. first syllable have the VCV (vowel-consonant-vowel) pattern. Many words that begin with be- have the VCV pattern. 1. belong 1. belong 2. hotel 2. hotel 3. focus 3. focus 4. miner 4. miner 5. pupil 5. pupil 6. begin 6. begin 7. music 7. music 8. future 8. future 9. behind 9. behind 10. tiger 10. tiger 11. become 11. become 12. motel 12. motel 13. baker 13. baker 14. cabin 14. cabin 15. ocean 15. ocean Challenge words Challenge words 1. delicious 1. delicious 2. filling 2. filling 3. pastries 3. pastries 4. tasty 4. tasty 5. crumbs 5. crumbs Vocabulary Words Vocabulary Words miners – people whose job is working in a mine to extract minerals of ores from the earth miners – people whose job is working in a mine to extract minerals of ores from the earth nuggets – small chunks nuggets – small chunks skillet – heavy iron pan used for cooking and frying skillet – heavy iron pan used for cooking and frying stagecoach – horsedrawn vehicle with 4 wheels and a covered top stagecoach – horsedrawn vehicle with 4 wheels and a covered top settle – to make a home in a new place settle – to make a home in a new place boom town – a community that experiences sudden and rapid growth boom town – a community that experiences sudden and rapid growth landmark – an object or feature that marks a boundary or identifies a place landmark – an object or feature that marks a boundary or identifies a place SPELLING words + VOCABULARY * Cocoa Ice! Focus: When a word ends in a short vowel and consonant, double the consonant before you add –ed or –ing. If the word already ends in two consonants, just add –ed or –ing. If a word ends in a consonant and e, drop the e and add –ed or –ing. SPELLING words + VOCABULARY * Cocoa Ice! Focus: When a word ends in a short vowel and consonant, double the consonant before you add –ed or –ing. If the word already ends in two consonants, just add –ed or –ing. If a word ends in a consonant and e, drop the e and add –ed or –ing. 1. blooming 1. blooming 2. settled 2. settled 3. stamping 3. stamping 4. leaving 4. leaving 5. liked 5. liked 6. taking 6. taking 7. getting 7. getting 8. filled 8. filled 9. swimming 9. swimming 10. rolled 10. rolled 11. hoping 11. hoping 12. used 12. used 13. hurrying 13. hurrying 14. buying 14. buying 15. worried 15. worried 16. chocolate (challenge words: 16 - 20) 16. chocolate (challenge words: 16 - 20) 17. tropical 17. tropical 18. freezing 18. freezing 19. iceberg 19. iceberg 20. island 20. island Vocabulary Words Vocabulary Words harvest – to gather a crop harvest – to gather a crop pulp – the soft part of some fruits and vegetables pulp – the soft part of some fruits and vegetables machete – a heavy knife used as a tool for cutting plants machete – a heavy knife used as a tool for cutting plants trading – used for the purpose of exchanging one thing for another trading – used for the purpose of exchanging one thing for another schooner – a ship that has two or more masts with sails in the front and back schooner – a ship that has two or more masts with sails in the front and back support – to hold the weight of support – to hold the weight of bargain - to talk about a trade to get a better deal bargain - to talk about a trade to get a better deal See Next page for in class practice SPELLING words + VOCABULARY * If You Made a Million SPELLING words + VOCABULARY * If You Made a Million Focus: Some words end with –tion or –sion, like Focus: Some words end with –tion or –sion, like station or version. Sounds like “shun.” station or version. Sounds like “shun.” 1. combination 1. combination 2. action 2. action 3. vision 3. vision 4. motion 4. motion 5. section 5. section 6. nation 6. nation 7. permission 7. permission 8. confusion 8. confusion 9. question 9. question 10. attention 10. attention 11. vacation 11. vacation 12. production 12. production 13. quotation 13. quotation 14. tension 14. tension 15. sensation 15. sensation Challenge words Chanllenge words 1. . expensive 1. expensive 2. customer 2. customer 3. exchange 3. exchange 4. thrifty 4. thrifty 5. afford 5. afford Vocabulary Words Vocabulary Words congratulations – an expression said to someone who has won or earned something congratulations – an expression said to someone who has won or earned something receive – to get receive – to get amount – the total number of things amount – the total number of things choices – decisions about what to choose choices – decisions about what to choose combinations – sets of things grouped together combinations – sets of things grouped together value – worth value – worth EXTRA IN-CLASS PRACTICE WITH “If You Made a Million” Write these words four times each on a lined sheet of paper and turn in. Try hard to remember how to spell each word. Spelling these /shun/ sounding words correctly is important! Write these words four times each on a lined sheet of paper and turn in. Try hard to remember how to spell each word. Spelling these /shun/ sounding words correctly is important! 1. combination 1. combination 2. action (act) 2. action (act) 3. motion 3. motion 4. section 4. section 5. nation 5. nation 6. question 6. question 7. attention 7. attention 8. vacation (vacate) 8. vacation (vacate) 9. production (product) 9. production (product) 10. quotation 10. quotation 11. sensation 11. sensation 12. vision 12. vision 13. permission 13. permission 14. confusion (confuse) 14. confusion (confuse) 15. tension (tense) 15. tension (tense) SPELLING words + VOCABULARY * I’m in Charge of Celebrations SPELLING words + VOCABULARY * I’m in Charge of Celebrations Focus: Some words end with the suffixes –er, -ful, - Focus: Some words end with the suffixes –er, -ful, - ly, -able: rancher, helpful, loudly, likeable. ly, -able: rancher, helpful, loudly, likeable. 1. farmer 1. farmer 2. useful 2. useful 3. softly 3. softly 4. suitable 4. suitable 5. lonely 5. lonely 6. quietly 6. quietly 7. teacher 7. teacher 8. thankful 8. thankful 9. exactly 9. exactly 10. readable 10. readable 11. nicer 11. nicer 12. safer 12. safer 13. harmful 13. harmful 14. playful 14. playful 15. suddenly 15. suddenly Challenge words Challenge words 1. breathing 1. breathing 2. pleasant 2. pleasant 3. beautiful 3. beautiful 4. float 4. float 5. gentle 5. gentle Vocabulary Words Vocabulary Words admiring – looking at with wonder or respect admiring – looking at with wonder or respect choosy – picky, hard to please choosy – picky, hard to please average – ordinary, not special average – ordinary, not special signal – to make known, to announce signal – to make known, to announce tracks – prints left in the ground by an animal or person tracks – prints left in the ground by an animal or person celebrations – joyous events that honor holidays, achievements, of happy occasions celebrations – joyous events that honor holidays, achievements, of happy occasions SPELLING words + VOCABULARY * Alejandro’s Gift SPELLING words + VOCABULARY * Alejandro’s Gift Focus: When a word ends in a consonant and y, Focus: When a word ends in a consonant and y, change the y to i before adding –es or –ed. change the y to i before adding –es or –ed. 1. pennies 1. pennies 2. buried 2. buried 3. replied 3. replied 4. candies 4. candies 5. emptied 5. emptied 6. stories 6. stories 7. married 7. married 8. copies 8. copies 9. parties 9. parties 10. studied 10. studied 11. mysteries 11. mysteries 12. discoveries 12. discoveries 13. worries 13. worries 14. families 14. families 15. ponies 15. ponies Challenge words Challenge words 1. adobe 1. adobe 2. marble 2. marble 3. brick 3. brick 4. building 4. building 5. material 5. material Vocabulary Words Vocabulary Words shunned – stayed away from shunned – stayed away from cherished – cared about deeply cherished – cared about deeply growth – plant life growing in a certain area growth – plant life growing in a certain area windmill – a machine that uses the wind to make power windmill – a machine that uses the wind to make power ample – more than enough ample – more than enough furrows – long, deep grooves dug into soil furrows – long, deep grooves dug into soil SEE FOLLOWING PAGE THAT ALSO CONTAINS VOCABULARY WORDS! SPELLING words + VOCABULARY * Visitors from Space Focus: The ending sound you hear in little and petal can be spelled le or al. 1. simple 2. total 3. apple 4. title 5. central 6. purple 7. signal 8. normal 9. middle 10.able 11.terrible 12.people 13.medal 14.handle 15. single SPELLING words + VOCABULARY * Visitors from Space Focus: The ending sound you hear in little and petal can be spelled le or al. 1. simple 2. total 3. apple 4. title 5. central 6. purple 7. signal 8. normal 9. middle 10.able 11.terrible 12.people 13.medal 14.handle 15. single SPELLING words + VOCABULARY * Visitors from Space SPELLING words + VOCABULARY * Visitors from Space Focus: The ending sound you hear in little and petal Focus: The ending sound you hear in little and petal can be spelled le or al. can be spelled le or al. 1. simple 1. simple 2. total 2. total 3. apple 3. apple 4. title 4. title 5. central 5. central 6. purple 6. purple 7. signal 7. signal 8. normal 8. normal 9. middle 9. middle 10. able 10. able 11. terrible 11. terrible 12. people 12. people 13. medal 13. medal 14. handle 14. handle 15. single 15. single Vocabulary Words Vocabulary Words fluorescent – bright and glowing fluorescent – bright and glowing force – power that causes motion or change force – power that causes motion or change loops – moves in a circling way loops – moves in a circling way nucleus– center of a comet nucleus– center of a comet particles – tiny pieces particles – tiny pieces solar wind – continuous flow of gases from the sun solar wind – continuous flow of gases from the sun SPELLING words + VOCABULARY * The Armadillo from Amarillo SPELLING words + VOCABULARY * The Armadillo from Amarillo Focus: The ending sound you hear in ever us usually Focus: The ending sound you hear in ever us usually spelled er. spelled er. 1. water 1. water 2. over 2. over 3. never 3. never 4. under 4. under 5. river 5. river 6. number 6. number 7. wonder 7. wonder 8. tower 8. tower 9. rather 9. rather 10. finger 10. finger 11. center 11. center 12. prefer 12. prefer 13. better 13. better 14. border 14. border 15. fever 15. fever Challenge words Challenge words 1. mirth 1. mirth 2. laughter 2. laughter 3. chuckle 3. chuckle 4. humor 4. humor 5. giggle 5. giggle Vocabulary Words Vocabulary Words eventually– sometime in the future; finally eventually– sometime in the future; finally converse – talk to one another converse – talk to one another continent – one of the 7 large land areas on earth continent – one of the 7 large land areas on earth sphere – a round object like a ball; a planet sphere – a round object like a ball; a planet universe – everything that exists, including the sun the stars, all the planets, and outer space universe – everything that exists, including the sun the stars, all the planets, and outer space homeward – toward home homeward – toward home SPELLING words + VOCABULARY * Rocking and Rolling SPELLING words + VOCABULARY * Rocking and Rolling Focus: A contraction is a short way to say and write Focus: A contraction is a short way to say and write two words. An apostrophe replaces any missing letter(s). two words. An apostrophe replaces any missing letter(s). 1. it’s 1. it’s 2. isn’t 2. isn’t 3. you’ve 3. you’ve 4. we’d 4. we’d 5. didn’t 5. didn’t 6. she’s 6. she’s 7. we’ve 7. we’ve 8. haven’t 8. haven’t 9. he’d 9. he’d 10. they’d 10. they’d 11. there’s 11. there’s 12. don’t 12. don’t 13. we’ll 13. we’ll 14. won’t 14. won’t 15. he’s 15. he’s Challenge words Challenge words 1. vacation 1. vacation 2. travel 2. travel 3. explore 3. explore 4. relatives 4. relatives 5. museum 5. museum Vocabulary Words Vocabulary Words edges– places where something ends edges– places where something ends range – a line of mountains range – a line of mountains peak – the top of a mountain peak – the top of a mountain epicenter – the place on the earth’s surface just above the center of an earthquake epicenter – the place on the earth’s surface just above the center of an earthquake magma – melted rock inside the earth magma – melted rock inside the earth coast – land along the sea coast – land along the sea SPELLING WORDS SPELLING WORDS Focus: Commonly misspelled words! Very important! Focus: Commonly misspelled words! Very important! (Hints are included) Parents, please help your child with meanings/usage in context, e.g., difference between “than” and “then.” (Hints are included) Parents, please help your child with meanings/usage in context, e.g., difference between “than” and “then.” 1. every 1. every 2. said 2. said 3. where 3. where 4. hear (with your “ear”) 4. hear (with your “ear”) 5. here (a location) 5. here (a location) 6. once 6. once 7. many 7. many 8. our (often spelled as “are”) 8. our (often spelled as “are”) 9. than 9. than 10. then 10. then Students: Learn these words! From now on, no misspelling these words in your writing! Practice at home a lot! Students: Learn these words! From now on, no misspelling these words in your writing! Practice at home a lot! SPELLING WORDS SPELLING WORDS Focus: Commonly misspelled words! Very important! Focus: Commonly misspelled words! Very important! (Hints are included) Parents, please help your child with meanings/usage in context, e.g., difference between “there” and “their.” 1. their (living things) (Hints are included) Parents, please help your child with meanings/usage in context, e.g., difference between “there” and “their.” 1. their (living things) 2. there (location) 2. there (location) 3. they (often misspelled as thay) 3. they (often misspelled as thay) 4. very (often misspelled as vary) 4. very (often misspelled as vary) 5. were 5. were 6. when 6. when 7. friend 7. friend 8. people 8. people 9. surprise 9. surprise 10. heard (with your “ear”) 10. heard (with your “ear”) Students: Learn these words! From now on, no misspelling these words in your writing! Practice at home a lot! Students: Learn these words! From now on, no misspelling these words in your writing! Practice at home a lot! SPELLING words + VOCABULARY SPELLING words + VOCABULARY Focus: Science words Focus: Science words 1. ecology 1. ecology 2. ecosystem 2. ecosystem 3. terrarium 3. terrarium 4. aquarium 4. aquarium 5. pollution 5. pollution 6. environment 6. environment 7. energy 7. energy 8. food chain 8. food chain 9. 9. producers producers 10. consumers 10. consumers 11. decomposers 11. decomposers Vocabulary Words Vocabulary Words habitat – A place that is natural for an organism to live habitat – A place that is natural for an organism to live data – Information, such as that gathered in an experiment data – Information, such as that gathered in an experiment aquatic– Living in water aquatic– Living in water organism – A living thing organism – A living thing evidence – Something that offers proof evidence – Something that offers proof