definitions
animals
how we use natural resources
what can we do
who did which project
100

This type of resource can be replaced easily 

renewable resource

100

Many animals are losing are becoming extinct because people are using up natural resources faster than they can be replaced

true or false

true

100

we use these to make things like tables, paper and boxes

tree or plants

100

we can reduce the amount of energy we use by turning off ___________ when we are not using them.

lights or electronics

100

who researched polar bears?

starr

200

this is something brought into the environment that is dirty, unclean or harmful

pollution

200

There are ways to protect pants and animals

true or false

true

200

We mine the ground for this fossil fuel and use it for heat and energy

coal

200

we can conserve ____________ by not letting faucets run.

water

200

who researched snow leopards?

maddyn

300

this type of resource CAN NOT be replaced easily

non- renewable resource

300

this means that there are no more of a certain plant or animal anywhere in the world

extinct 

300

this natural resource gives heat and light to the whole earth

the sun

300

we can __________ glass, paper, metal and plastic so it can be made into other things.

recycle 

300

who researched whale sharks?

hunter

400

this is a a fuel formed in the ground . It is made from the remains of plants and animals

fossil fuels

400

this is the home of a plant or animal

habitat

400

this natural resource provides us with oxygen. 

air/wind

400

We can use ___________ ___________ from the sun to light and heat buildings.

solar power

400

who researched sea turtles?

 ryan

500

this means to save or protect something from loss or harm

conserve

500

this means that a certain animal is in danger of disappearing forever

endangered

500

we use this natural resource to make pottery, glass and metal

rock/ minerals

500

This can be turned into energy by using giant turbines (they turn)

wind

500

who researched sea otters?

ms. culhane

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