Impacts on Earth: the Earth Is Our Home

The video tutorial explores the various living and nonliving elements on Earth. It encourages observation of the environment, identifying living things like trees, grass, and people, as well as nonliving things such as water and rocks. The tutorial also highlights invisible elements like air and emphasizes the importance of all these components in maintaining the balance of our planet.

What are some examples of living things you might notice during a walk?

• Buildings and cars

• Trees, grass, and people

• Water and rocks

• Air and sunlight

Which of the following is considered a nonliving thing?

• Grass

• People

• Water

• Animals

What is an example of something nonliving that you cannot see?

• Grass

• Trees

• Air

• Rocks

Why are both living and nonliving things important to Earth?

• Nonliving things are not important

• They are separate and unrelated

• Only living things matter

• They are all part of the ecosystem

What is the relationship between living and nonliving things on Earth?

• They are interconnected and essential

• Nonliving things depend on living things only

• They exist independently

• Living things depend on nonliving things only