ResourcesResources

Musical ChairsMusical Chairs

• What did you notice as the chairs What did you notice as the chairs started being taken away?started being taken away?

• Why was everyone fighting for Why was everyone fighting for chairs?chairs?

Chart exampleChart example

• Everything comes from somethingEverything comes from something

Chart ExampleChart ExampleProduct Product NameName

Made up Made up of…of…

Raw materialsRaw materials Comes fromComes from

Toy carToy car PlasticPlastic PetroleumPetroleum Land/seasLand/seas

steelsteel Metal oresMetal ores LandLand

aluminumaluminum Metal oresMetal ores LandLand

paintspaints petroleumpetroleum LandLand

dyesdyes mineralsminerals LandLand

clothcloth cottoncotton Air, water, soil, Air, water, soil, sunlightsunlight

Water to makeWater to make

Energy to makeEnergy to make

Conservation ENGAGEConservation ENGAGE

• Study the Earth materials.Study the Earth materials.– What are their properties?What are their properties?

• Where have you seen these materials?Where have you seen these materials?

• How are they used in your everyday life?How are they used in your everyday life?

• What things are made using these materials.What things are made using these materials.

• What are some characteristics or properties What are some characteristics or properties of these materials that make them useful?of these materials that make them useful?

CharacteristicsCharacteristics/Properties/Properties

Where can Where can this be this be found?found?

Everyday Everyday usesuses

Things Things made with made with this….this….

WaterWater

Motor Motor OilOil

SandSand

Red Red ClayClay

Green Green PlantPlant

WoodWood

Natural ResourcesNatural Resources

• Materials that Materials that are found on or are found on or in the Earth that in the Earth that can be used by can be used by living thingsliving things

ConservationConservation

• The wise use of The wise use of natural resourcesnatural resources

Renewable ResourceRenewable Resource

• A natural A natural resource that resource that can be replaced can be replaced by nature within by nature within a lifetimea lifetime

• Ex: trees, plants, Ex: trees, plants, animals, animals,

Nonrenewable ResourceNonrenewable Resource

• A natural A natural resource that resource that cannot be cannot be replaced by replaced by nature within a nature within a lifetimelifetime

• Ex: oil, gas, coal, Ex: oil, gas, coal, minerals, rocks, minerals, rocks, soilsoil

Inexhaustible ResourceInexhaustible Resource

• A natural A natural resource that is resource that is always availablealways available

• Ex: sun, water, Ex: sun, water, air, windair, wind

Fossil FuelsFossil Fuels

• Fuels formed Fuels formed from the remains from the remains of plants and of plants and animals over animals over millions of yearsmillions of years

ReduceReduce

• To use less of a To use less of a resourceresource

ReuseReuse

• To use a To use a resource over resource over and over againand over again

RecycleRecycle

• To make To make something new something new from a used from a used productproduct

Objects in the BoxObjects in the Box

• BagBag• ButtonButton• StickStick• Paper towelPaper towel• TileTile• StrawStraw• Paper clipPaper clip

• PlatePlate• ChipChip• BallBall• OrnamentOrnament• CubeCube• Binder ringBinder ring