| A | B |
| knowledge | information that someone has learned |
| cycle | a series of events that repeat |
| palette | a tool that artists use to hold and mix their paints |
| streaming | when something flows in a direction |
| huddle | to gather together in a close small group |
| flutter | quick or light movement |
| drift | carried by wind or water or the passing of time |
| pigment | the natural color of something |
| uncurl | to straighten or flatten |
| temperature | the measurement of how hot or cold something is |
| separate | not connected - also to move away from something/someone |
| survive | to remain living |
| chlorophyll | natural pigment that gives plants their green color |
| disappear | to become unseen |
| absorb | to soak up or take up |
| remain | to stay somewhere or with someone |
| chameleon | a lizzard known for its ability to change colors |
| camouflage | to hide by changing colors to mesh with the surroundings |
| soar | to fly or sail high up into the air |
| evidence | the proof or information that gives you reason to believe something |
| resolution | a solution or end to a conflict |
| flocks | a group of animals that travel together as a group |
| flurries | a brief, light snow |
| scarlet | deep bright red in color |
| heaps | large piles of things lying on top of one another |
| bare | to be empty or without |
| riot | to move quickly and suddenly |
| lone | one and only one, a single one |
| cling | to hang on to tightly |
| store | to collect or keep safely for future use |
| ripe | fully grown and ready to be eaten |
| shape | the form or outline of an object |
| observe | to watch carefully |
| migrate | to move to another place in search of something |
| journal | to write down; the book where people write their thoughts or experiences down |
| inform | to tell to or give information to |
| glossary | list of words with their meaning |
| direct | to instruct or tell what to do or how to do something |
| contents | what is inside of something |
| flick | a light, sharp, quick movement, usually done with the fingers |