Make a list of things that you see in your home and at school. Classify them into natural and human-made resources. Then sub-classify the natural resources on the basis of their origin, development renewability and distribution. Also, trace the natural source from which the human made
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Take the plastic bucket in the shed and your lunch, for example.
Explanation:
The bucket is man-made, it is made of plastic. Your lunch is technically human-made, but it is natural. The origin is from a shop or a farm, isn't it? Where the veggies came from? You can use other items and sort them out into similar categories, like,
Origins:
a) Farm
b) Beach
c) Mine
Development:
a) Factory
b) Go-down
c) Kitchen
Renew-ability:
a) Non renewable (Vegetable)
b) Renewable (Metal)
As for the source, it depends on the item, you seriously need to decide upon it yourself. Does it come from a mine, or a forest, or some plantation?
That's all! Hope it helps!
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