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    This document discusses the different layers of soil - topsoil, subsoil, and bedrock. Topsoil is the uppermost layer, rich in humus and nutrients where plants grow. Below the topsoil is the subsoil, rich in minerals where tree roots reach. The deepest layer is bedrock, composed of solid rock under the subsoil. Students are assigned to draw and label a soil profile, answer questions about adding manure to soil, identifying soil types from texture, and researching tundra soil and how plants survive in that environment.

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    This document discusses the different layers of soil - topsoil, subsoil, and bedrock. Topsoil is the uppermost layer, rich in humus and nutrients where plants grow. Below the topsoil is the subsoil, rich in minerals where tree roots reach. The deepest layer is bedrock, composed of solid rock under the subsoil. Students are assigned to draw and label a soil profile, answer questions about adding manure to soil, identifying soil types from texture, and researching tundra soil and how plants survive in that environment.

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    H.W To Draw and Label The Soil Profile. (Project The Picture)

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    This document discusses the different layers of soil - topsoil, subsoil, and bedrock. Topsoil is the uppermost layer, rich in humus and nutrients where plants grow. Below the topsoil is the subsoil, rich in minerals where tree roots reach. The deepest layer is bedrock, composed of solid rock under the subsoil. Students are assigned to draw and label a soil profile, answer questions about adding manure to soil, identifying soil types from texture, and researching tundra soil and how plants survive in that environment.

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    Lesson -Soil

    WALT- To compare and analyze the layers of soil


    Explain the following terms1.Soil- The upper most layer of the earth where
    the plants grow.
    2.Topsoil The topmost layer of the soil rich in
    humus and nutrients. Plants grow in this layer
    3.Subsoil-The layer under the topsoil rich in
    minerals.The roots of the trees reaches till this
    layer.
    4.Bedrock-The layer under the subsoil made up of
    rocks.
    H.W
    To draw and label the soil profile. ( Project the
    picture)

    II. Answer the following


    1. Why do we add manure to the soil? Give an
    example for a natural
    manure.
    HOTS
    1.Ellen grabs some topsoil sample in her hand .
    She rolls it into a ball.The soil feels gritty and
    the ball falls apart. What type of soil made the
    topsoil feel gritty. Justify.
    Research work
    1.What is tundra soil? How do the plants survive in
    that type of soil?

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