Social Studies Communities. Urban and Rural Communities Natural Resources!

 

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Social Study is a fascinating subject that teaches students about the world around them. One of the most important topics in Social Studies is learning about communities and the different types of environments that exist. In particular, students learn about urban and rural communities and the unique characteristics of each. Additionally, students learn about the importance of natural resources and how they impact the world we live in. By understanding these concepts, students can gain a greater appreciation for their surroundings and the role they play in their communities.

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 This document is a three-page resource filled with engaging activities that will help your students learn about the concept of community and the significance of natural resources.

On page one, your students will complete sentences about what a community is by selecting answers from a list of option boxes. These option boxes cover topics such as rules, water, soil, natural resources, laws, and help.

Page two is all about natural resources. Your students will have a blast learning about natural resources and their importance through a fun cut-and-paste activity. They will cut out drawings of trees, oil, water, minerals, soil, and animals, and paste them under the correct picture.

And lastly, on page three, your students will be introduced to the different types of communities, urban and rural, and will complete an activity where they will paste or write the community type that is represented by each drawing.

This resource is an effective tool for teaching students about the importance of communities and natural resources, and the best part is that the answers are included!

So, what are you waiting for? Don't miss out on this amazing resource and get your hands on it now! Your students will thank you for it!