The World is Changing

The video explores the concept of change, both personal and in nature. It begins with personal growth, illustrated through pictures from different life stages. It then discusses natural changes, such as plant growth and seasonal shifts. The formation and study of fossils are explained, highlighting how they provide insights into the past. The video also examines human impact on the environment, emphasizing the need for responsible changes. Finally, it encourages using science to solve environmental problems and make positive changes.

What is an example of a change in nature that happens quickly?

• Day turning into night

• A fossil forming

• A mountain forming

• A seed growing into a tree

How do fossils form over time?

• Imprints are left in mud that hardens

• Water washes away the soil

• Animals turn into stone

• Plants grow into rocks

What can studying fossils tell us about the past?

• The color of ancient plants

• The size of ancient plants and animals

• The taste of ancient fruits

• The smell of ancient flowers

How have humans changed the natural world?

• By planting more trees

• By building homes and cities

• By creating new animal species

• By stopping all natural changes

What is one way humans can positively impact the environment?

• By using more natural resources

• By finding ways to help the Earth

• By building more highways

• By cutting down more trees