Short discussion about: GUIDE QUESTIONS

The Surroundings
1. What is photosynthesis? and me.
Surroundings play a ke y
PLANTS 2. What is the living organism other
role in our life because we
than human?
cannot live without them. We
need water, animals, land and
other resources to survive.
3. List down the different types of ani-
mal and give examples.

ANIMALS 4. What is Landforms? List down the

different types of landforms.

5. What is water forms? List down the

different types of water forms.

WATER-
FORMS

PROTECTING OUR SURROUNDINGS IS

PROTECTING OURSELVES.

LAND
FORMS Yara Anesa Cabile
 PLANTS
A living organism of the kind exemplified
by trees,
shrubs, herbs,
grasses,
ferns, and
mosses, typi-
cally growing
in a perma-
nent site, ab-
sorbing water
and inorganic substances through its
roots, and synthesizing nutrients in its
leaves by photosynthesis using the
Photosynthesis is the process that chlo-
rophyll changes carbon dioxide, water
and the energy in sunlight into food
(glucose/sugar)
ANIMALS
A living organism other than a human
being. A living organism that feeds on
organic matter, typically having special-
ized sense organs and nervous system
that respond rapidly to stimuli.
DIFFERENT TYPES OF ANIMALS
1.Amphibians are vertebrate have
backbone , can live in land and water.
2.Birds animals with feathers, have
two legs and wings
3. Fish animals that is covered with scales.
Have fins not legs they live in the water.
4. Insects have 6 legs, have a pair of anten-
nae, lay many eggs.
5. Mammals have a fur or hair, are verte-
brates and 4 limbs.
6. Reptile have a dry scaly skin, have short
legs or no legs at all.
LANDFORMS and WATERFORMS
LANDFORMS a natural feature of the
earth's surface.
DIFFERENT TYPES OF LANDFORMS
1.Volcano is a mountain or hill formed
around a crack in the earth's crust. This crack
allows molten rock and other hot materials to be
thrown out from the earth.
2. Mountains are places that are much high-
er than the land around them. They also taper
and have a peak. They are different from plat-
eaus because plateaus have flat tops, although
they can be as high as mountains.
3. Valle ys a low area of land between hills or
mountains, typically with a river or stream flow-
ing through it.
4. Hills a naturally raised area of land,
not as high or craggy as a mountain.
5. Plains a large area of flat land with
few trees
WATERFORMS Water makes up
three quarters of the earth. Therefore,
while we know more about the earth's
land areas, water is a vital part of the
earth. Water on earth can be either
salt water, found in oceans and some
seas, or freshwater as found in lakes.
DIFFERENT TYPES OF WATERFORMS
1.Ocean a very large expanse of sea,
in particular, each of the main areas into
which the sea is divided geographically.
2.Sea the expanse of salt water that
covers most of the earth's surface and
surrounds its landmasses.
3.River a large natural stream of water
flowing in a channel to the sea, a lake, or
another such stream.
4.Lake a large body of water surround-
ed by land.
5.Bay a broad inlet of the sea where
the land curves inward.
LAND FORM WATER FORM