What is clothing made from?
Cotton
Apples, peanuts or corn are examples of plants that humans use as _____________.
Food!
What is paper made from?
Trees
What part of the plant helps it stand stronger?
R______
Roots!
I am a tree. When you cut me open, a white material comes out. This material is called latex. You can use it for all sorts of things... like tires, or elastic bands.
What am I?
A rubber tree
Where does lumber come from?
Provide the definition for shelter.
Shelter is where a human or animal lives. Shelter provides protection.
Where do spices, lumber and rubber come from?
Plants
A tree is growing in the middle of a rock. This breaks the rock down, causing it to split in half. This is an example of: ___________________.
Weathering...
Remember: Weathering BREAKS ROCKS DOWN!
I provide oxygen to humans!
What am I?
What natural resource is used to make medicine?
Spices
What is the word for chopped wood that is ready to be used?
Lumber
Joe is at the playground. Which plant product likely covers the ground of the playground?
a) Cork
b) Paper
c) Mulch
C) Mulch
Erosion ____________.
Weathering ______________ ______________ ________________.
Erosion moves.
Weathering breaks rocks down.
I am very useful! Look at your t-shirt, socks, or even a hat! Those things wouldn't be possible without me.
What am I?
Cotton!
Which natural resource is typically used to make a shelter?
2. Houses
I would also accept food
Which item do plants NOT provide?
a) spices
b) rubber
c) McDonalds
C) McDonalds
The soil would not wash away as quickly. Plants (flowers/bushes/trees, etc.) slow down the process of erosion.
I am something found in nature that can be used by humans to make things.
What am I?
(What am I called?)
Natural resource
What natural resource is used to make a tire?
Rubber tree
What 3 things do plants provide people or animals with:
1. Food 2. Oxygen 3. Homes
I would also take: clothes, shelter
Oxygen
Soil at the top of a hill has moved down to the bottom of the hill. This is an example of:
Erosion.
Remember: Erosion MOVES!
I happen when there are no trees or plants to protect soil or rocks from moving or breaking down.
Erosion or weathering