What makes up Earth?
What are rocks and soil?
What changes land?
How do living things use natural resources?
Reduce, reuse, and recycle.
100

True or False: there is more land than water on Earth. 

False. 

There is more water than land on Earth. 

100

____ are nonliving things. They can be many colors. Some feel smooth and others feel rough. 

Rocks. 

100

____ happens when rocks break apart and change. This can also take a long time. 

Weathering.

100

List two ways birds may use air. 

To breathe and fly.

100

______ means to use things again. 

Reuse. 

200

How can you tell land from water in real life?

Water is wet, while land is dry and hard.

200

_____ is tiny pieces of broken rock. 

Sand.

200

What is Erosion? 

Erosion can change land. Erosion happens when wind or water moves rocks and soil. 


Fun Fact: roots of plants help hold down the soil in place. Plants can slow down erosion.

200

Why is it important to keep the air clean? 

People, animals, and plants need clean air to live and grow. 

200

_____ means to make old things into new again. 

Recycle. 

300

Name two kinds of water found on Earth. 

possible answers: lakes, rivers.

300

What is a natural resource? Name one example. 

A natural resource is something that comes from nature that you can use. 


Examples: air, sunlight, trees, water, soil, and more. 

300

In what ways can weathering change a rock? 

It can change a rock's shape, size, and color. 

300

What might happen to a plant if it did not have clean air? 

It might die. 
300

_____ means to use less. 

Reduce. 

400

Name two kinds of land found on Earth. 

possible answers: plains, hills.

400

List three things that might be found in soil. 

Sand, clay, and hummus. 

400

What can change rocks?

Weathering can change rocks. 

400

What are minerals? Where are minerals found? 

Minerals are nonliving things. 

Minerals are found in rocks and soil. 

400

An old glass bottle is made into glass beads. Is this an example of reducing, reusing, or recycling? 

Recycling. 

500

Why is water important to living things? 

All living things need water to live. 

500

What is the difference between clay and hummus?

Clay is sticky and soft. It is hard for plants to grow in clay. 

Hummus is made of parts of living things that died. Hummus in the soil helps plants grow. 

500

True or False. Tree roots breaks the sidewalks as they grow. This is weathering. 

True. 

500

Give an example of a mineral.


Gold, silver, and copper are minerals. 

People use copper to make pennies. 

500

You draw on both sides of a piece of paper instead of on only one side. How does this help save Earth's resources?

By reducing the paper I use. 

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