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6th Grade Science Vocabulary - Direct Instruction Vocabulary Words6th Grade Science Unit Vocabulary Words
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Matter and Energy VocabularyMatter and Energy DefintionsEcosystem VocabularyEcosystem DefinitionsEarth's composition VocabularyEarth's composition, properties and changes DefinitionsPlate tectonics and fossils VocabularyPlate tectonics and fossils Definitions
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absorption abioticabrasion attract
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atom abiotic components clay centimeter
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boiling point acid rain contraction convecting mantle
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calorie agriculture environmental conditions crust
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chemical energy atmosphere erosion earth processes
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closed system bacteriaexpansion focus
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condensation balance in ecosystems geologic history lava
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conduction biodiversity geological events P waves
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conductivity biotic glaciers upper mantle
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conductor biotic components gradual formation volcanic eruption
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conservation of energy carbon dioxide gravelAncestry
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convection carnivore igneousAncient life form
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cooling climate magnetic FieldBrachiopod
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deposition climate change materialcompass
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elastic potential energycommensalism metamorphicconvecting mantle
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electrical energy community mineralscrust
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energy competition navigationdeposition
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energy transfer competitive relationshiporganicDinosaur
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evaporation consumer particle sizeEarth’s layers
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forms of energy coral reefs polesearthquake
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freezing dam rock cycleepicenter
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gas decomposer rock layersera
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gravitational potential energydependence sandErosion
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heat desert sedimentaryextinct
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heat source dunes sedimentsextrusion
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heat transfer ecological niche siltfault
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heating ecological role *soilsforce
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invisible ecological successionthermalFossil
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Joule ecosystem thermal contractiongeologic age
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kinetic energy energy source *thermal expansiongeological events
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Law of Conservation of Energy environment weathering
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light environmental factors Glacier movement
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liquid environmental impact Igneous rock
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mass erosion inner core
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matter exhaust lava
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matter farming law of Superposition
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mechanical energy flooding lithosphere
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mechanical system food chain lithospheric plates
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melting food web magma
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molecule forest magnet
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motion fungusmagnetic field
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object garbage magnetic force
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phase change generate electricitymagnetic poles
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physical change Great Lakesmetallic core
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plasma green space Metamorphic rock
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potential energy habitat Mountain Building
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radiation habitat destruction navigation
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solar herbivoreouter core
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solid host Pangea
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sound household waste plate tectonic movement
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states of matter hunting Relative dating
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sublimation industrial emissions repel
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transformation industrial waste Rock cycle
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volume interdependenceS Waves
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irrigation Sedimentary rock
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lake Seismic waves
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land development strata
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land management superposition
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land use surface waves
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landfill theory
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mining timeline
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mutualism trilobite
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mutually beneficial relationship unconformities
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natural balance uniformitarianism
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natural resource upper mantle
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non-native speciesvolcanic eruption
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omnivore volcano
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organism
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ozone
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parasite
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parasitic relationship
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parasitism
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pesticide
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pollutant
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pond
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populations
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prairies
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predator
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prey
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producer
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reforestation
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relationship
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resource depletion
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resource management
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run-off
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school waste
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sewage
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sludge
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smog
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soil
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solid waste
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species extinction
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species reintroduction
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surface mining
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survival
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symbiosis
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symbiotic relationship
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toxic waste