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Year 5 Chapter 7.2Versión en línea Natural resources and human resources por Amy Mtmd Ms Amy Alright class, before we move on, let's revisit our key term today: resources. Alif, can you tell us what resources are? Alif Resources are things we use to make a living, right Ms. Amy? Ms Amy Exactly! They can be anything from the water we drink to the computers we use. Now, Danial, can you tell us what are the different types of resources? Danial There are natural resources, which come from nature like water, trees, and minerals. And there are human resources, which are the skills and knowledge that people have. Ms Amy Perfect! Human resources is the most valuable resource we have. Without human resource, we are unable to use natural resources for our benefits. We need knowledge and skills so that we know how to use natural resources appropriately. Ms Amy As for natural resources, it is also incredibly beneficial to us and our surroundings. It is also divided into two types. It is renewable resources and non-renewable resources. Alif, can you give us some examples of natural resources? Alif Well, trees give us oxygen to breathe! We use water for drinking, bathing, and growing food. And minerals are used to make things like buildings and tools. So this is called natural resources. More specifically, renewable resources. Danial How about non-renewable resources, Ms. Amy? Ms Amy Well, non-renewable resources mean natural resources that cannot be replaced. If we use them excessively, they will run out someday. Can you think of a natural resource that cannot be replaced instantly? Danial Is oil and gas one of the examples of non-renewable resources, Ms. Amy? Ms Amy That's right! Unfortunately, these resources aren't unlimited. Coal, oil and natural gas cannot be replaced easily as they make millions of years to form and are buries deep in the ground. That's why conservation is so important. Alif It is also why we need to use it wisely, Danial. Danial Yeah. Ms Amy Very good, Alif. Speaking of conservation, I have a task for all of you. Today, I want you to open your textbook and read the pages of 66 until 70.

Year 5 Chapter 7.2Versión en línea

Natural resources and human resources

por Amy Mtmd

Ms Amy

Alright class, before we move on, let's revisit our key term today: resources. Alif, can you tell us what resources are?

Alif

Resources are things we use to make a living, right Ms. Amy?

Ms Amy

Exactly! They can be anything from the water we drink to the computers we use. Now, Danial, can you tell us what are the different types of resources?

Danial

There are natural resources, which come from nature like water, trees, and minerals. And there are human resources, which are the skills and knowledge that people have.

Ms Amy

Perfect! Human resources is the most valuable resource we have. Without human resource, we are unable to use natural resources for our benefits. We need knowledge and skills so that we know how to use natural resources appropriately.

Ms Amy

As for natural resources, it is also incredibly beneficial to us and our surroundings. It is also divided into two types. It is renewable resources and non-renewable resources. Alif, can you give us some examples of natural resources?

Alif

Well, trees give us oxygen to breathe! We use water for drinking, bathing, and growing food. And minerals are used to make things like buildings and tools. So this is called natural resources. More specifically, renewable resources.

Danial

How about non-renewable resources, Ms. Amy?

Ms Amy

Well, non-renewable resources mean natural resources that cannot be replaced. If we use them excessively, they will run out someday. Can you think of a natural resource that cannot be replaced instantly?

Danial

Is oil and gas one of the examples of non-renewable resources, Ms. Amy?

Ms Amy

That's right! Unfortunately, these resources aren't unlimited. Coal, oil and natural gas cannot be replaced easily as they make millions of years to form and are buries deep in the ground. That's why conservation is so important.

Alif

It is also why we need to use it wisely, Danial.

Danial

Yeah.

Ms Amy

Very good, Alif. Speaking of conservation, I have a task for all of you. Today, I want you to open your textbook and read the pages of 66 until 70.

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