The video tutorial discusses natural resources, focusing on plants and animals. It explains how humans use plants for food and paper, and animals for food and clothing. The teacher guides students through textbook pages, providing examples of natural resources like cotton and trees. An activity helps students identify natural and man-made objects, reinforcing the differences between them. The session concludes with a review of key concepts.

Which of the following is NOT considered a natural resource?

• Air

• Soil

• Water

• Plastic

What is one way humans utilize plants?

• For producing paper

• For making plastic

• For building roads

• For generating electricity

Which plant is commonly used to make paper?

• Cotton

• Bamboo

• Pine trees

• Wheat

How do humans use animals as natural resources?

• For making paper

• For building houses

• For producing food

• For generating solar power

What product is made from sheep's wool?

• Cheese

• Ketchup

• Paper

• Sweater

In the activity, what was identified as a natural resource?

• Rocking horse

• Cotton plant

• Plastic bottle

• Concrete

Which of the following is a man-made object?

• Tree

• Water

• Rock

• Sweater

What is the main difference between natural resources and man-made objects?

• Neither are found in nature

• Man-made objects are found in nature, natural resources are not

• Natural resources are found in nature, man-made objects are not

• Both are found in nature

Which of the following is an example of a natural resource used for clothing?

• Glass

• Steel

• Cotton

• Plastic

What is a key characteristic of natural resources?

• They are artificial

• They are found in nature

• They are renewable

• They are man-made