Environmental Impact and Changes

In this science lesson, students learn how plants and animals change their environment to meet their needs. The lesson covers examples such as rabbits digging holes, earthworms creating tunnels, and butterflies aiding pollination. It also discusses how plant roots can alter their surroundings by growing into cracks. The lesson includes exercises to reinforce these concepts, focusing on the environmental impact of both plants and animals.

What is the main objective of today's lesson?

• To explore the solar system

• To study the anatomy of animals

• To understand how plants and animals change their environment

• To learn about the life cycle of plants

How do rabbits contribute to environmental changes?

• By flying and pollinating flowers

• By digging holes and living in burrows

• By swimming in ponds

• By building nests in trees

What role do earthworms play in the soil?

• They eat plant roots

• They create nests on tree branches

• They make tunnels that allow air and water to reach plant roots

• They block water from reaching the soil

How do butterflies assist in environmental changes?

• By building mounds

• By helping flowers pollinate

• By cracking rocks with their roots

• By digging tunnels in the soil

What is one way ivy can change its environment?

• By swimming in water

• By digging holes in the ground

• By flying in the sky

• By growing on tree branches and brick walls

Which part of the environment do earthworms help?

• The air

• The water

• The soil

• The trees

Which of the following actions can harm the environment?

• Recycling waste

• Building birdhouses

• Throwing garbage on the road

• Planting trees

What change does a bird make to a cactus?

• It eats the cactus

• It pollinates the cactus

• It covers the cactus with soil

• It makes a hole in the cactus

How do termites alter their environment?

• By building mounds

• By swimming in water

• By growing on walls

• By flying in the sky

In what order do plants grow?

• Largest plant, smallest plant, middle-sized plant

• Smallest plant, middle-sized plant, largest plant

• Middle-sized plant, largest plant, smallest plant

• Largest plant, middle-sized plant, smallest plant