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    The document discusses renewable and non-renewable natural resources. It defines natural resources as things from the environment that people use and that occur naturally. Renewable resources can be replenished, like trees or fish, while non-renewable resources form over long periods and cannot be readily replenished, like fossil fuels. The document provides examples of different resources and asks the reader to classify them as renewable or non-renewable. It encourages drawing and labeling examples of each type of resource to illustrate the difference.

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    A slide presentation for Grade 2 pupils about how earth supports the living things.

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    The document discusses renewable and non-renewable natural resources. It defines natural resources as things from the environment that people use and that occur naturally. Renewable resources can be replenished, like trees or fish, while non-renewable resources form over long periods and cannot be readily replenished, like fossil fuels. The document provides examples of different resources and asks the reader to classify them as renewable or non-renewable. It encourages drawing and labeling examples of each type of resource to illustrate the difference.

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    11 views26 pages

    How Does Earth Support Life

    Uploaded by

    Larry Boy Aquino
    The document discusses renewable and non-renewable natural resources. It defines natural resources as things from the environment that people use and that occur naturally. Renewable resources can be replenished, like trees or fish, while non-renewable resources form over long periods and cannot be readily replenished, like fossil fuels. The document provides examples of different resources and asks the reader to classify them as renewable or non-renewable. It encourages drawing and labeling examples of each type of resource to illustrate the difference.

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    How Does Earth

    Support Life?
    Objectives:

    •Classify natural resources as renewable or non-


    renewable.
    •Give examples of renewable and non-
    renewable resources.
    What are Natural Resources?
    Natural Resources
    • Things that people use that comes from the environment.
    • Resources that occur in our nature.
    • They cannot be produced by our man-kind.
    Classification of Natural Resources
    •Renewable Resources
    •Non- Renewable Resources
    What are Renewable Resources?
    Renewable Resources

    • These are the things that we can use again.


    • It can be restored.
    What are Non- Renewable Resources?
    Non- Renewable Resources
    • These are the things that we cannot restore.
    • Once we have used these things, they will be gone.
    • It will take millions of years to bring them back.
    Renewable or Non- Renewable?
    Name the resource.
    Tell whether the following resource is renewable or non- renewable.
    Renewable or Non- Renewable?
    Name the resource.
    Tell whether the following resource is renewable or non- renewable.
    Renewable or Non- Renewable?
    Name the resource.
    Tell whether the following resource is renewable or non- renewable.
    Renewable or Non- Renewable?
    Name the resource.
    Tell whether the following resource is renewable or non- renewable.
    Renewable or Non- Renewable?
    Name the resource.
    Tell whether the following resource is renewable or non- renewable.
    Renewable or Non- Renewable?
    Name the resource.
    Tell whether the following resource is renewable or non- renewable.
    Renewable or Non- Renewable?
    Name the resource.
    Tell whether the following resource is renewable or non- renewable.
    Renewable or Non- Renewable?
    Name the resource.
    Tell whether the following resource is renewable or non- renewable.
    Renewable or Non- Renewable?
    Name the resource.
    Tell whether the following resource is renewable or non- renewable.
    Renewable or Non- Renewable?
    Name the resource.
    Tell whether the following resource is renewable or non- renewable.
    Which of the following does not belong to the group?
    Tell if it is renewable or non- renewable resource.

    1. water fish meat crude oil


    Which of the following does not belong to the group?
    Tell if it is renewable or non- renewable resource.

    2. gold fruits sunlight


    Which of the following does not belong to the group?
    Tell if it is renewable or non- renewable resource.

    3. vegetables coal natural gas


    Which of the following does not belong to the group?
    Tell if it is renewable or non- renewable resource.

    4. Dates tree lamb bronze


    Which of the following does not belong to the group?
    Tell if it is renewable or non- renewable resource.

    5. Milk lead wind


    • Prepare your A4 size bond paper, pencil and any
    coloring materials.
    • Draw examples of renewable and non-renewable
    resources. (one each)
    • Tell the use of each resources.
    • Explain why it is a renewable or a non- renewable
    resources.
    Thank You for Listening!

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