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Why is glass used to make windows? Because we can see through it.
Why is wood used to make tables? Because it is hard.
What do solar energy, geothermal energy, wind energy and biofuel have in common? They are all renewable forms of energy.
Mrs. Johnson used old wrapping paper to make book covers. She was ______________. Reusing the paper.
Mrs. Bell melted old candles and made new candles out of the melted wax. This is an example of ____. Recycling
What do coal, oil, and natural gas have in common? They are all fossil fuels and they are nonrenewable.
What do minerals, metals, and oil have in common? They are all nonrenewable.
What is biofuel? It is a type of fuel made from things that used to be living.
Why do we make bridges out of metal? Metal is strong and flexible.
Ms. James turns off the lights when she leaves the room. This is an example of _______. Conservation.
Using both sides of the paper means we will use fewer trees. This is an example of _______. Reducing
Plants, animals and water are all examples of _____. Renewable resources replaced in a cycle.
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