To use something briefly and throw it away
dispose (verb)
The special marked bins at school encourage students to _________ cans and bottles
recycle (verb)
Name one reusable resource
water bottles
wood
cloth napkins
plastic utensils
How many letters are in the English alphabet?
26
What’s the only mammal that can fly?
Bats
Flying squarls
flamingo
Bat
people or business who sell products
Retailer (noun)
tax
What is a natural resource?
solar energy
water
trees
wind
What is a syllable?
the vowel sound you hear in a word or word part
What is the capital of the United States of America?
Washington, D.C.
Virginia
Philadelphis
Washington, D.C.
to use something more that once.
reuse (verb)
Do you want to ______this or throw it away?
reuse or recycle
Is fossil fuel like oil considered a natural resource?
No. They can not be replaces
How many vowels are in the English alphabet
5
How much of the earth is covered in water?
A: 70% of earth is covered with oceans.
B: 80 % of earth is covered with oceans.
C: 45 % of earth is covered with oceans.
A: 70% of earth is covered with oceans.
to create something new
produce (verb)
Why did you ______on the ground? Please pick that up.
litter (verb)
name 3 materials you can recycle
paper
cardboard
metal
some plastic
glass
Do you know how long ( seconds) you should wash your hands?
20 seconds
What was the 50th state to join the United States of America?
Puerto Rico
Hawaii
Mexico
Hawaii
Someone who buys or uses products and services
Consumer (noun)
Trees are a natural _______.
resource
What cant you recycle in recycle bins?
Plastic bags - get tangled
bubble wrap
greasy boxes
egg cartons made of styrofoam
straws
soft paper
Where is your smallest bone in your body?
In the ear