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Unscramble the letters to reveal key vocabulary words about weather, climate, community, and culture.

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Liliana Glez

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Unscramble Letters Vocabulary Scramble ZoneOnline version Unscramble the letters to reveal key vocabulary words about weather, climate, community, and culture. by Liliana Glez 1 Different parts of the year characterized by varying weather and daylight. O E A S S N S 2 The usual or long-term pattern of weather in a region. E A C L M T I 3 Moisture that falls from the sky in forms such as rain, snow, or hail. T P R C P O I N T I A I E 4 A very strong, spinning column of air that can cause damage over a narrow path. A D O R T N O 5 A long period with very little rain and dry soil. U R H D T O G 6 A bright electric spark in the sky that delivers a powerful shock. H I N G I N L G T 7 Frozen rain that falls as solid balls or lumps when strong updrafts exist. H L I A 8 A short burst of strong wind that comes suddenly. G U I D W S T N 9 An overflow of water that covers land that is normally dry. F D O L O 10 Gas form of water present in the air before it becomes liquid. R T E R O A P W A V 11 Layers of air surrounding the Earth that influence weather and climate. M S E T R H A E P O 12 How hot or cold the air is in an area. R P T E M R E A E T U 13 Air moving from one place to another in a certain direction. W N D I 14 A scientist who studies weather and predicts atmospheric conditions. S M O T R E L O O G I E T 15 Visible masses of condensed water vapor floating in the sky. S L O U D C 16 The system of sounds and symbols used for communication within a community. G E N G L A U A 17 Something that many different cultures share in common. A U T R U L S N V A L R C U I E L 18 Shared by two or more people or groups. O M M N N O I C 19 Relating to all people or the whole Earth. G L A O L B 20 Made up of many different people or things. E D E V S R I 21 Having qualities that are alike or closely related. R I L A S I M 22 Not the same as another; distinct in some way. E D R T F E N I F 23 The shared traditions, beliefs, and practices of a community. U L T R U E C 24 A place that provides protection and a safe place to live. L T S E R E H 25 A group of people living in the same area or sharing a common interest. Y U C I T O M N M 26 The way someone gets from one point to another, such as by bike, plane, or bus. R A N I N O R T T S T P A O 27 A planned occasion to eat, such as breakfast, lunch, or dinner. A L E M 28 A place where people learn and study new things. O O S L H C 29 Games that are played competitively, such as soccer or basketball. S R O T P S 30 One of the Earth’s large land masses such as Africa or Europe. N I E N N T O T C 31 Something essential that must be provided to live, like food and shelter. D N E E 32 The act of sharing information between people. N C M C I O M N T A O U I 33 The shared beliefs, practices, and values of a group. U L T R E U C 34 A person who participates in and cares about the world’s community. E L I C O L G B A N Z T I 35 Being linked or brought together with others. O N E C E N D T C 36 Valuing others and recognizing their importance or worth. S C E P E S R T 37 To show or explain something clearly through actions or examples. A D T R O E N M S T E 38 Doing something toward a goal or purpose. O T I C A N 39 Things you must do as part of your duties or role. I B P S I R E S E O L S T N I I 40 One of the world’s major landmasses. O C T N I N E T N

Unscramble Letters

Vocabulary Scramble ZoneOnline version

Unscramble the letters to reveal key vocabulary words about weather, climate, community, and culture.

by Liliana Glez

Different parts of the year characterized by varying weather and daylight.

The usual or long-term pattern of weather in a region.

Moisture that falls from the sky in forms such as rain, snow, or hail.

T P R C P O I N T I A I E

A very strong, spinning column of air that can cause damage over a narrow path.

A long period with very little rain and dry soil.

A bright electric spark in the sky that delivers a powerful shock.

Frozen rain that falls as solid balls or lumps when strong updrafts exist.

A short burst of strong wind that comes suddenly.

An overflow of water that covers land that is normally dry.

Gas form of water present in the air before it becomes liquid.

Layers of air surrounding the Earth that influence weather and climate.

How hot or cold the air is in an area.

Air moving from one place to another in a certain direction.

A scientist who studies weather and predicts atmospheric conditions.

S M O T R E L O O G I E T

Visible masses of condensed water vapor floating in the sky.

The system of sounds and symbols used for communication within a community.

Something that many different cultures share in common.

A U T R U L S N V A L R C U I E L

Shared by two or more people or groups.

Relating to all people or the whole Earth.

Made up of many different people or things.

Having qualities that are alike or closely related.

Not the same as another; distinct in some way.

The shared traditions, beliefs, and practices of a community.

A place that provides protection and a safe place to live.

A group of people living in the same area or sharing a common interest.

The way someone gets from one point to another, such as by bike, plane, or bus.

R A N I N O R T T S T P A O

A planned occasion to eat, such as breakfast, lunch, or dinner.

A place where people learn and study new things.

Games that are played competitively, such as soccer or basketball.

One of the Earth’s large land masses such as Africa or Europe.

Something essential that must be provided to live, like food and shelter.

The act of sharing information between people.

N C M C I O M N T A O U I

The shared beliefs, practices, and values of a group.

A person who participates in and cares about the world’s community.

E L I C O L G B A N Z T I

Being linked or brought together with others.

Valuing others and recognizing their importance or worth.

To show or explain something clearly through actions or examples.

Doing something toward a goal or purpose.

Things you must do as part of your duties or role.

I B P S I R E S E O L S T N I I

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Unscramble Letters

Vocabulary Scramble ZoneOnline version

by Liliana Glez

Different parts of the year characterized by varying weather and daylight.

The usual or long-term pattern of weather in a region.

Moisture that falls from the sky in forms such as rain, snow, or hail.

A very strong, spinning column of air that can cause damage over a narrow path.

A long period with very little rain and dry soil.

A bright electric spark in the sky that delivers a powerful shock.

Frozen rain that falls as solid balls or lumps when strong updrafts exist.

A short burst of strong wind that comes suddenly.

An overflow of water that covers land that is normally dry.

Gas form of water present in the air before it becomes liquid.

Layers of air surrounding the Earth that influence weather and climate.

How hot or cold the air is in an area.

Air moving from one place to another in a certain direction.

A scientist who studies weather and predicts atmospheric conditions.

Visible masses of condensed water vapor floating in the sky.

The system of sounds and symbols used for communication within a community.

Something that many different cultures share in common.

Shared by two or more people or groups.

Relating to all people or the whole Earth.

Made up of many different people or things.

Having qualities that are alike or closely related.

Not the same as another; distinct in some way.

The shared traditions, beliefs, and practices of a community.

A place that provides protection and a safe place to live.

A group of people living in the same area or sharing a common interest.

The way someone gets from one point to another, such as by bike, plane, or bus.

A planned occasion to eat, such as breakfast, lunch, or dinner.

A place where people learn and study new things.

Games that are played competitively, such as soccer or basketball.

One of the Earth’s large land masses such as Africa or Europe.

Something essential that must be provided to live, like food and shelter.

The act of sharing information between people.

The shared beliefs, practices, and values of a group.

A person who participates in and cares about the world’s community.

Being linked or brought together with others.

Valuing others and recognizing their importance or worth.

To show or explain something clearly through actions or examples.

Doing something toward a goal or purpose.

Things you must do as part of your duties or role.

One of the world’s major landmasses.