HOW THE

HUMAN BEING
AFFECT THE
ENVIRONMENT
Let’s play!
Ecosystems
Second term
THINK ABOUT IT
 CLASS AGENDA
TOPICS Activities
Pollution Workshop (Science
fussion book)

Lab practice: Acid rain and

Types of pollution
plants

Global store Ecology game

THINK ABOUT IT
A man destroying the
Why does the man was
nature.
destroying the nature?
That man wants to destroy
our environment.
I saw dead.
Nature just give us
The man is destroying our
benefits and the man was
I saw a man throwing world.
destroying it.
wastes with a barrel.
The man is not doing the
correct.
What will happen if the
I saw a man that in
nature disappears?
every step was killing an The man is a consumerist
destroying everything. and is killing everything.
What will happen if the
man conserve the natural
resources instead of
destroying them.
 Pollution is when gases, smoke
and chemicals are introduced into
the environment in large doses that
makes it harmful for humans,
animals and plants. Some forms of
pollution can be seen, some are
invisible.
What
is
pollution?
POLLUTION
 What
is
pollution?
POLLUTION
 Types of
pollution
 AIR
POLLUTION
Air pollution is caused by solid and
liquid particles and certain gases that
are suspended in the air. These
particles and gases can come from car
and truck exhaust, factories, dust,
pollen, mold spores, volcanoes and
wildfires. The solid and liquid particles
suspended in our air are called aerosols.
 WATER
POLLUTION
Water pollution is when waste,
chemicals, or other particles cause a
body of water (i.e. rivers, oceans,
lakes) to become harmful to the fish
and animals that need the water to
survive. Water pollution can disrupt
and negatively impact nature's water
cycle as well.
 SOIL
Land
POLLUTION
pollution is
anything that
damages or
contaminates the
land.
 CLOSE YOUR
EYES AND
LISTEN

A B
HOW DO YOU FEEL LISTENING EACH SOUND?
WRITE YOUR
FEELINGS ON YOUR
NOTEBOOK
 NOISE
POLLUTION
Noise is defined as
unwanted sound. Noise
Pollution is an excess of
annoying degree of sound
coming from a particular
area. Examples – Traffic
or Aeroplane engines.
SOLVE PAGES 230 AND 231 SCIENCE FUSION BOOK