Welcome Back to Science Class Crossword Challenge (6th Grade)

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Across
  1. 4. To find this, you take mass and divide it by density.
  2. 5. In this process liquid water turns into water vapor.
  3. 7. How many total passes do you get all day?
  4. 9. The energy associated with an object's height, position, or shape.
  5. 15. The law of _____________ of energy states that energy can neither be created nor destroyed.
  6. 16. Non-living factors in an environment are called this.
  7. 17. In science class, you can lose a _________ piece by leaving the room or not having the needed supplies by the time class starts.
  8. 18. The energy of motion
  9. 20. Organisms that eat both plants and meat.
  10. 21. If your class completes its entire puzzle by the end of the week, you can choose seats for a day OR choose your ________________. (2 words no spaces)
  11. 22. If you miss school, you don't have to answer the question of the day. (true/false)
  12. 23. A type of relationship where both organisms benefit.
Down
  1. 1. If you are absent from school, whose responsibility is it to figure out what you missed?
  2. 2. This type of energy depends on an object's height and mass.
  3. 3. The daily agenda can be found on __________ on the home page.
  4. 4. When you hear this, you should stop what you are doing and find your teacher. (2 words, no spaces)
  5. 6. Your pencils should be sharpened _________ class starts.
  6. 7. If an object is less than 1 g/ml it will
  7. 8. The total amount of organisms that an environment can support. (2 words, no spaces)
  8. 9. Organisms that can make their own energy.
  9. 10. A(n) ____________ species is an organism that is introduced to a new area and has no natural predators.
  10. 11. Where an organism lives.
  11. 12. The source of all energy on our planet.
  12. 13. How many times can you use the restroom in science class each quarter?
  13. 14. When two organisms fight for the same resource.
  14. 19. The amount of energy that moves from one trophic level to the next.