Human's Impact on the Earth - Lesson for Kindergarten, Chapter - Earth and Human Activity
In the "Human's Impact on the Earth" lesson, kindergarten students will embark on an enlightening journey through the Earth and Human Activity unit in their Science curriculum. Through engaging activities such as the "Natural Resources: Water Worksheet" and "Water, Water Everywhere! Worksheet", young learners will discover the crucial role water plays in our lives and the importance of natural resources. They will learn how humans depend on Earth's resources like water for survival, and how our actions can positively or negatively impact these precious resources.
Understanding the relationship between humans and the Earth's resources at an early age is essential. It instills a sense of responsibility and stewardship in young minds towards the environment. By learning about the importance of water, students will become aware of the need to conserve and protect our natural resources, fostering a generation that is conscious of their impact on the planet. This lesson not only educates them about science but also instills life-long values of sustainability and environmental care. It's a foundational step towards raising environmentally aware and responsible individuals.
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Activity 1 / Natural Resources: Water Worksheet
Water is the most important natural resource required for life on earth! Here’s a natural resources water worksheet to review with your child the many ways we use water in daily life.
Your child will think hard about the many ways we use water to live, and realize how important this natural resource really is! -
Activity 2 / Water, Water Everywhere! Worksheet
We use water on a daily basis, and water is an essential part of our living. Ask your kids if they know some of the things that we use water for. Water is very important to the environment, and without it, a lot of living things would not exist. Look at this worksheet to show your kids the many ways we use water. Ask them to identify what each child is doing in the picture, and then help them circle the images which show the ways we use water.
