Using the chart, point out the crust.
See chart on page 84 of Science book.

One way you can be a good steward of the earth.
What is. . .
recycling
reusing materials
conserving water, soil, and energy
repurposing items
Matter that settles at the bottom of a liquid.
What is sediment?
the loss of topsoil from water or wind
What is soil erosion?
What is mantle?
the number of continents
What is 7?
Using the chart, point out the crust, mantle, and core.

See chart. (page 84)

earthquake
What is the shaking of the earth's crust?
planting different crops from year to year
What is rotating?
a substance in the earth that has never been alive
What is a mineral?
percent of the earth covered by land
What is 30?
Using the chart, point out the bedrock, subsoil, and topsoil.

See chart. (page 88)

Three ways you can be a good steward of the earth
What is. . .
recycling
reusing materials
conserving water, soil, and energy
repurposing items
a place where magma has erupted as lava
What is a volcano?
a ditch formed where soil was washed away
What is a gully?
mineral
What is a substance in the earth that has never been alive?
percent of the earth covered by water
What is 70?
Plants grow well in __________ soil.
What is fertile?
core
What is the very center of the earth?
hot, liquid rock
What is magma?
the number of Oceans on the earth
What is 5?
a landform that is made from deposited soil at the end of a river
What is a delta?
the coldest parts of the earth
What are poles?
What is the equator line?
the top layer of the earth's crust
What is bedrock?
a large mass of moving rock or soil from a cliff or mountain
What is a landslide? (NOT landform)
material in the soil that is made from living things that have broken down or decayed
What is humus?
precipitation on land that later trickles into streams
What is water runoff?
the place where a river begins
What is source?
good soil, water, and the right kind of air
What are natural resources?