- Exploring Sisikon Village, Switzerland
- Life in Cairo
- The View from My Window
- Resources & Development
- People, Development & Environment
- Seasons and the Sun
- The Journey of a Letter
- Email & Digital Communication
- Journey Travel
- Behind the News: Kids News
- World News Weather Predictions
- Climate Environmental Changes
- Traffic Management
Title: People and the Environment
Introduction: Imagine a world where everywhere you go, there are people. They travel all around the world, and it's hard to find a place they haven't already been. But did you know that this wasn't always the case? Let's learn more about people and how they interact with their environment.
Early People: Long ago, nobody knows exactly when, the first people appeared on Earth. They probably started in Africa and slowly spread out to other parts of the world. Back then, there were very few people, and they didn't make much of a difference to their surroundings.
Changing Environments: As time passed, more and more people were born, and they started to change the environment around them. They cleared land to grow food and build homes, factories, and roads. They also dug up the land for resources like stone, minerals, and fuel. Today, there are over seven billion people in the world, and everywhere you look, you can see their impact on the environment.
Harming the Environment: Unfortunately, people often harm the environment without realizing it. They create pollution by littering and releasing chemicals into the air, water, and soil. They also harm animals by hunting them for food, fur, or other materials.
Endangered Species: Some animals and plants have become extinct, meaning they've completely disappeared from the Earth. Others are endangered, which means there are very few of them left. Many animals lose their homes when people clear land for farming or building, putting them at risk of extinction. For example, tigers are endangered because people hunt them and destroy their forest homes.
Activities:
- Improving School Grounds for Wildlife:
- Think about ways to make your school grounds a better place for wildlife. What special equipment would you need? Who would take care of the plants and animals during school holidays?
- Creating a Spreadsheet of Endangered Wildlife:
- Make a list of endangered animals and plants, including where they live, how many are left, and what threatens them. Use reference books to gather information.
By understanding how people affect the environment, we can work together to protect it for future generations and the many plants and animals that call it home.
0:00 What are people? People are individuals who live all over the world and travel to different places. 0:10 What is difficult these days regarding travel? It's difficult to find a place where people haven't already visited. 0:20 When did the first people appear on Earth? Nobody knows for sure when the first people appeared on Earth. 0:30 Where did humans likely first appear? Humans likely first appeared in Africa. 0:40 How many people were there when humans spread from Africa? There were between 2000 and 5000 people in the whole world when humans spread from Africa. 0:50 How many people are there in the world today? There are more than seven billion (seven thousand million) people in the world today. 1:00 How do people affect their environment today? People affect their environment by clearing land for various purposes such as farming, building homes, and roads. 1:10 What do we harm our environment with? We harm our environment with noise, litter, and pollution of air, water, and soil. 1:20 What are some reasons for animals becoming endangered? Animals become endangered because they lose their homes due to land clearing, pollution, and hunting. 1:30 What does it mean when a species becomes extinct? When a species becomes extinct, it means that there are no more individuals of that species alive. 1:40 Why is the tiger endangered? The tiger is endangered due to hunting and the destruction of its forest habitat. 1:50 What can we do to improve our school grounds for wildlife? We can write a plan with ideas and use reference books. We can also use special equipment and assign someone to look after the plants and animals during school holidays. 2:00 What can you include in a spreadsheet of endangered wildlife? You can include the name of the animal or plant, its habitat or home, the number of individuals if known, and the threats it faces. 2:10 How can you help endangered species in your local area? You can help by participating in conservation efforts, raising awareness, and avoiding activities that harm their habitats. 2:20 Why is it important to protect endangered species? It is important to protect endangered species to maintain biodiversity and ensure the health of ecosystems.
Grade 3 British Curriculum
- Exploring Sisikon Village, Switzerland
- Life in Cairo
- The View from My Window
- Resources & Development
- People, Development & Environment
- Seasons and the Sun
- The Journey of a Letter
- Email & Digital Communication
- Journey Travel
- Behind the News: Kids News
- World News Weather Predictions
- Climate Environmental Changes
- Traffic Management
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