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Earth's Everyday Resources

Earth's Everyday Resources

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Presentation

Science

3rd Grade

Medium

NGSS
MS-ESS3-4, MS-LS2-5, HS-LS2-7

+12

Standards-aligned

Created by

Alisha Whitten

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4 Slides • 20 Questions

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Earth's Everyday Resources

Happy Valentine's Day!​

By Alisha Whitten

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How do you use Earth's resources? ​

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Think about the resources around you! ​We use resources everyday!

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How can we save our resouces?

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When humans use natural things to make something new that provides utility and value to our lives, it is called human-made resources. For instance, when we use metals, wood, cement, sand, and solar energy to make buildings, machinery, vehicles, bridges, roads, etc. they become man-made resources

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something found in nature and used by people

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only renewable resources

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only fossil fuels

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only non-renewable resources

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natural resources

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taking steps to protect the environment like recycling, reuse, conservation.....

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going red

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going green

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going blue

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going pink

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wind, hydropower, solar

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types of fossil fuels

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non-renewable energy sources

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limited resources

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renewable energy sources

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Problems with the oceans and other water ways

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over-fishing

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oil spills

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sediment pollution

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all of the above

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The example of non-renewable resources is ...

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Water

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Coal

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Wind

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Forest

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Resources that can be replaced through natural processes almost as fast as they can used are called

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Renewable Resources

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Non-renewable Resources

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Wind Turbines

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Ever Steady Sources

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The gases that make up Earth's atmosphere are _________.

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renewable

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are not considered to be a resource

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nonrenewable

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none of the above.

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When travelling short distances, you can conserve natural resources by ________.
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biking
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driving
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taking a train
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flying

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Which are ways we use fossil fuels?
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eating and drinking
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drinking and bathing
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paper and building
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cars and heat

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Which of these are ways that humans use wood?
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paper and building houses
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eating and drinking
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cars and heat
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drinking and bathing

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Which is a way we can protect our natural resources?
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litter
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recycle
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pollute
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contaminate

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When we burn natural gas, it produces _______.
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soil
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food
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air
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heat

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To protect natural resources, we must _______ them by not wasting them.
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conserve
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dispose
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stop
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hide

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Who uses natural resources?
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animals
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plants
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people
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all of the above

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Which is a Natural Resource
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Sunlight
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Computers
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Cars
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Roofs

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Which of these help plants grow?

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Water, air, soil, sunlight

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water, bicycles, soil, animals

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hamburgers, water, sunlight, soil

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crops, webs, water, meat

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How are National Parks protected?

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People can keep animals they find there for their pets

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People are not allowed to hunt in National Parks

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People can use trees in National Parks

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People can take plants home from National Parks

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Why do people dig wells?

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To get salt water

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To empty waster water

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For water balloons

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To get fresh water from underground

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What is one way humans change the environment to meet their needs?

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Grow food

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Build a road through the forest

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Play games everyday

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Be Lazy

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What makes ocean water salty?

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The salt comes from a salt shaker

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It is sprinkled from the sky when it rains

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Water flowing over rocks carries the salt out to the sea

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It comes from the rain

Earth's Everyday Resources

Happy Valentine's Day!​

By Alisha Whitten

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