| A | B |
|---|
| galleon | Spanish sailing ship |
| herd | a number of animals of one kind kept or living together |
| fillies | young female horses |
| mares | full grown female horses |
| neigh | cry of a horse |
| stallion | full grown male horse |
| colts | young male horses |
| withers | high part of a horses back |
| mane | long hair hanging on horses neck |
| forelock | a lock of hair growing just above the forehead |
| Assateague | an island were wild ponies live |
| Chincoteague | 7 mile island |
| proton | a tiny bit of an atom with a positive charge |
| conductor | any matirial that electricity passes through easly |
| attract | two oppisite poles who pull together |
| static | when positive or negative charges are unbalenced |
| electron | a tiny bit of an atom with a negative charge |
| insulator | a matirial that electricity does not easly pass through |
| north | north is a pole on a magnet |
| south | south is a pole on a magnet |
| repel | when two like poles push apart |
| electromagnet | a magnet with electricity flowing through it |
