Natural Man-Made Writing Worksheet
Using Natural Man-Made Writing Worksheet, students write examples of how each is used to understand the differences between two types of resources.
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How to teach Natural and Man-Made
Using Natural Man-Made Writing Worksheet, students write examples of how each is used to understand the differences between two types of resources.
Our students use natural and man-made resources every day. It’s important to know how to treat each of these products to ensure proper use and disposal.
For each natural object below, write examples of how each is used. Next, write ways the object is used in its natural form and ways it may be used in a man-made form. Then, circle the products that are man-made.
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If you are using this worksheet, your students are probably learning about resources.
Use this Go Green Recycle Activity as an additional resource for your students.
Introduce this worksheet by conducting a discussion about what are different examples of natural and man-made resources. Next, record the resources your students share. Then, students complete worksheet independently or with a partner. Finally, have students add more materials to their original list.
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