Junior 3 PART2
Junior 3 PART2
5-Animals such as deer, lions, and rabbits can walk, run, or hop.
15-Animals such as crayfish, turtles, and frogs can hide under rocks.
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16-Animals have different ways of getting water.
18-Others drink water that has collected on plant leaves after a rainfall.
19-Some animals live in water, so they are surrounded by it all the time
21-In Africa, zebras and elephants can walk many miles to look for water.
22-Monarch butterflies fly south in the winter. They move to where the
weather is warmer and there is more food.
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Choose :
1- (Habitat – organism ) is the environment where plants and animals
7- Animals such as deer, lions, and rabbits can …., run, or hop.
shelter)
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COMPLETE:
5- Animals such as ……….…, ……………, and ……………… can walk, run, or hop.
11- ……………………. and …………………. eat dead animals that they find.
19- Animals such as deer, lions, and rabbits can …….…., …..….., or ….….
22- Raccoons and vultures eat ………………. animals that they find.
26- Animals such as crayfish, turtles, and frogs can ……….…… under
………..
29- Others drink water that has collected on plant leaves after a ………
30- Some animals live in water, so they are …………. by it all the time.
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31- When water, food, or shelter is ……….. to find, some animals
32- In Africa, ……………… and …………… can walk many miles to look for
water.
34- Others drink water that has collected on plant ….…….. after a
rainfall.
35- Some animals live in …………., so they are surrounded by it all the
time.
36- In ……………….., zebras and elephants can walk many miles to look
for water.
…………..
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Complete:
(Habitat - animals, plants- food, water and shelter- forest- Rabbit-
oceans- fish – desert- leaves- Organism)
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Changes in the Environment.
Natural disasters and other non-living things can affect the ability of living
organisms to meet their needs in an environment.
1- Wildfires can start when lightning strikes dry land and grasses.
2- They can also start when a human-made fire gets out of control.
3- Wildfires can harm the habitats of many plants and animals.
4- Animals must leave to survive.
5- Smoke from the fires pollutes the air.
6- Fires can also help clean out dead litter on a forest floor.
7- This allows important nutrients to return to the soil.
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1- When dry land becomes covered with more water than the soil can
hold, it creates a flood.
2- A flood can be caused by heavy rains and storms.
3- Floods can wash away soil and plants.
4- Animals that cannot live in water must also move away from the
flooded area.
5- Floods can also bring new seeds and nutrients to the land.
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Plants and Animals can cause a change:
Plants: Animals :
Cause : Cause :
Water hyacinth. Overgrazing of animals.
Effect : Effect :
Use a lot of water. Remove plants and grass.
Prevent sunlight and oxygen to reach The soil becomes hard and sandy.
the aquatic plants .
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Complete:
2- …………………Remove plants and grass. The soil becomes hard and sandy.
True or false :
-Animals must leave to survive. Smoke from the fires pollutes the air.
(…………………………)
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CHOOSE:
…………………………………………………………………………………..
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RASHAD AND ZEINA VISIT THE MUSEUM
1- Rashad and Zeina visited a museum with their class.
2- Their favorite exhibit was about life in Siwa.
3- The museum display provided many interesting facts about an
oasis.
4- There was a picture on a map showing where the oasis is
located.
5- There was a basket and jar of olive oil to show how plants are
used by the people who live there.
6- Rashad and Zeina looked at a colorful chart that stated the
average yearly temperature and rainfall.
7- They wondered how the water cycle affects this environment.
8- Rashad’s assignment was to record some facts about water in
the oasis.
9- Here is the description he read
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Complete:
………………….
is located.
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The water cycle in nature:
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COMPARING EGYPT’S CLIMATES:
4-…………………………….. 5-……………………………….
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The Mediterranean Sea
Complete:
My uncle is a fisherman. He lived on the sea, but the water came into his
home and ruined it.
1-That is when it rains so much that water covers areas that are not
normally under water.
3-Sometimes it happens because the streets do not drain well when it rains
a lot.
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HEAVY RAINS IN 2015
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12- Some solutions, such as better drains and more pumps were
quickly installed.
13- Technology solutions, such as warnings sent to cell phones and
computer sensors that can measure water depth, have also been
considered.
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(Flood- fire- drought – pollution)
……………………………………………………
…………………………………………………
………………………………………………………………………… …………………………………………………………………
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A GOOD CITIZEN
FLOOD PREVENTION:
1-Dams:
After the rain stops, the water can be slowly released, preventing severe
flooding.
2-Sandbags:
3-Canals:
Flood waters are diverted into canals to move the water away from city
areas. Canals can lead either to larger bodies of water or to temporary
ponds.
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Complete:
CHOOSE:
1-…………………..prevent severe flooding. (Dam – sand bags – canals – slowly)
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I can lead
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A PROBLEM AT THE OASIS:
A shadoof is a pole with a bucket and a weight, like a large stone.
The oasis brings clean water from deep underground to the surface.
In the past, people created a shadoof to gather and use water from the
oasis.
the new technology has challenges. If too much water is pumped, it can sit
in unused ponds and be wasted. It takes a long time for small amounts of
rain to replace the underground water in an oasis.
People have to think about how to balance earning more money and
protecting the environment.
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DISCOVER JUNIOR 3 THEME1 CHAPTER1
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DISCOVER JUNIOR 3 THEME1 CHAPTER2
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