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a very big rock

boulder

the moving of rock or soil by wind, water, etc.

erosion

nonliving materials that come from the Earth and are part of rocks

minerals

a useful material that comes from the Earth

natural resources

the adding of harmful things to the land, air, or water

pollution

to change something so that it can be used again

recycle

to use less of something

reduce

to use something again

reuse

tiny pieces of rock

sand

the breaking apart and changing of rocks

weathering

the process of respecting and using our resources in a responsible manner includes recycling, reducing, and reusing

conservation

when people replant a forest after a forest fire

reforestation

natural resources that are not easily replaced after being used or reproduce at a slower rate than are being used

nonrenewable resources

moving air

wind

the process by which rocks are formed, broken apart, and reformed

rock cycle

rocks formed from heat and pressure

metamorphic rocks

rocks formed from layers of sediments

sedimentary rocks

little pieces of rock formed by weathering or erosion

sediment

rocks formed from hot magma that cools

igneous rocks

rich soil which contains decaying parts of living things

humus

a safe place for animals and plants to live

refuge

Know the rock cycle diagram

see back of the science vocabulary study guide sheet

What are the 3 layers of soil from the bottom to the top, in order?

bedrock, subsoil, topsoil

a natural resource is a useful material that comes from the _____. Give 5 examples.

Earth


sunlight, water, forests, oil, coal

_____ and ____ cannot be replaced by the Earth once they are used up.

Oil, coal

Some resources can be ____ after used. Example: __________.

replaced


new trees can be planted

____, ____, and ____ can never be used up.

Sunlight, water, air

People use water in ___ ____.

many ways

Living things need ____ to live.

air

Wind is __ ___.

moving air

Rocks are __ ___.

natural resources

Rocks come in many ____, _____, and _____.

shapes, colors, sizes

A very ___ rock is called a boulder.

big

Sand is made of tiny pieces of ____.

rock

Minerals are ____ materials that come from ____. ____, ____, and ____ are minerals.

nonliving, Earth


gold, iron, silver

Soil is a ___ ____. Many soils are a mixture of _____, ____ and _____.

natural resource


clay, sand, humus

Soil can be different _____, ___ or ____, ___ or ____.

colors, hard, soft, wet, dry

People use plants in many ways---___, ____, and ____.

food, shelter, clothing

Earth is always _____.

changing

Erosion happens when rocks or soil are moved by ____ or ____.

water, wind

____ can help prevent erosion.

Plants

Weathering is the ___ ___ and ___ of rocks. ____ and change in _____ can cause weathering.

breaking apart, changing


Water, temperature

Pollution happens when something ____ is added to the land, air, or water.

harmful

Recycle means to change something so that it can be used _____.

again

Reuse means to ____ ____ ____.

use something again

Reduce means to ___ ___.

use less

Forests are always ____.

changing

A refuge is a ____ place for ___ and ___ to live.

safe, plants, animals

Name the 3 types of rocks.

Metamorphic, sedimentary, igneous

Name the 3 layers of soil and their characteristics and order.

Topsoil-Top layer of soil with lots of humus (nutrient rich soil with decaying parts of living things


Subsoil-Middle layer of soil; little humus; small rocks


Bedrock-Bottom layer of soil; primarily large rocks