Buildings or structures where people live.

Places where animals are kept.

Shops where people buy food.

Fields where crops are grown.

Planning and getting ready for unexpected events like storms or fires.

Wearing special clothes for parties.

Cooking food for a picnic.

Playing games with friends.

Activities people do for fun or relaxation, like playing sports or hiking.

A system that cools the air inside buildings.

A type of food people eat for energy.

A way to travel from one place to another.

The systems and vehicles that help people move from one place to another.

The process of making small changes to something.

The act of building houses.

The way people talk to each other.

Planting trees in a forest

Removing natural materials, like oil or minerals, from the earth to use them

Building houses on land

Cleaning up pollution from rivers

Planting flowers in a garden

Building dams or levees to prevent or manage floods

Digging for minerals

Constructing roads in a city

Planning

Surveying

Building

Planting

Planning

Surveying

Farming

Painting

Planting new trees

Cutting down trees

Watering trees

Climbing trees

To plant more trees

To take trees away from a specific area, often to clear space

To water the trees

To build treehouses

Cutting down all the trees in an area at once.

Cutting down only dead trees.

Planting new trees in a forest.

Cutting down trees only in the winter.

Cutting down all the trees in an area.

Cutting down only certain trees while leaving others standing.

Cutting down trees and burning the area.

Planting new trees in a cleared area.

The process of growing crops or raising animals for food and other products.

The process of building houses.

The process of making clothes.

The process of driving cars.

Growing plants like wheat, corn, or vegetables for food.

Raising animals for food.

Building roads and bridges.

Fishing in the ocean.

Raising animals like cows, pigs, or chickens for food and other products.

Growing crops like wheat and corn.

Raising fish in ponds or tanks.

Producing honey from bees.

Raising cows to produce milk.

Raising chickens for eggs.

Growing vegetables in a garden.

Raising sheep for wool.

Raising fish or other water animals for food.

Planting trees in forests.

Growing crops in dry areas.

Bringing water to land for crops.

Raising fish in the ocean.

Bringing water to land to help crops grow, especially in dry areas.

Building houses in the desert.

Feeding animals in a zoo.

The time when crops are gathered from the fields.

Planting seeds in the ground to grow crops.

Watering plants in the garden.

Preparing the soil for planting.

Harvesting crops from the field.

Planting seeds in the ground to grow crops.

Watering the plants.

Removing weeds from the field.

Removing water from wetlands to use the land for other purposes, like farming.

Adding water to wetlands to create more habitats.

Planting trees in wetlands to prevent flooding.

Building houses on wetlands without changing the water.

To carry water away or bring water to fields.

To plant flowers and trees.

To build roads and highways.

To keep animals in one place.

Areas of land that are often wet, like swamps and marshes, home to many plants and animals.

Dry areas with very few plants and animals.

Mountains covered in snow all year.

Deserts with lots of sand and no water.

Burning coal for electricity.

Using oil to power cars.

Using wind or solar power.

Burning natural gas for heat.

Natural resources like coal, oil, or gas that are burned to create energy.

Energy that comes from the sun and wind.

Water that is used to make electricity.

Plants that grow in the ocean.

By burning fossil fuels.

By using the wind to turn turbines that create electricity.

By splitting atoms.

By using water to spin wheels.

Power made from sunlight.

Power made from wind.

Power made from water.

Power made from burning wood.

Power from sunlight

Power from burning oil, coal, or natural gas

Power from moving water

Power from wind turbines

A small pond in a garden

A large structure built across a river to control water flow or create energy

A machine that splits atoms

A type of wind turbine

A result or outcome of an action or event.

The main idea of a story.

The first step in a process.

A type of animal.

The system of how money is made and used in a country or community.

The way people travel from place to place.

The process of growing food for a community.

The study of animals and plants.

The amount of crops grown and harvested in an area.

The process of cutting down trees.

The number of animals on a farm.

The amount of water used in farming.

The act of planting new trees in a forest.

The act of cutting down forests, often to clear land for farming or buildings.

The process of watering crops.

The act of growing crops in a field.

To keep the environment the same

To change the environment

To forget about the environment

To move away from the environment

To make them worse

To meet their needs better

To make them look pretty

To ignore them

Entertainment

Food

Toys

Games

It makes them smaller

It determines the materials used

It makes them colorful

It makes them invisible

Build a highway

Ignore it

Destroy it

Move away

Climate has no effect on clothing

Climate affects the type of clothing people wear

Climate makes clothing unnecessary

Climate changes the color of clothing

Sunglasses

Long robes

Coats

Sandals

Use air conditioning

Wear heavy coats

Build homes on stilts

Use fireplaces

Wind power

Solar power

Water power

Coal power

Building tunnels

Using stilts

Wearing robes

Using air conditioning

Building greenhouses

Building tunnels through rocks

Wearing sunglasses

Using desalination

Sunglasses

Long robes

Coats

Sandals

A flat land

A large area of land higher than the land around it

A flooded area

A desert

Tunnels

Large irrigation canals

Desalination plants

Greenhouses

Building homes on stilts

Overgrazing

Wearing sunglasses

Using air conditioning