Earth's Resources: Let's Explore!

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Earth's Resources: Let's Explore!

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Earth's Resources: Let's Explore!
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Earth's Resources: Let's Explore!

Year 7 Science Introduction to Earth's Resources 60 minutes

WALT (We Are Learning To)
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WALT (We Are Learning To)

Understand the concept of Earth's resources Distinguish between renewable and non-renewable resources Provide examples of each type of resource

Success Criteria
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Success Criteria

Identify at least two examples of renewable resources Identify at least two examples of non-renewable resources Explain the differences between renewable and non-renewable resources

Australian Curriculum Links
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Australian Curriculum Links

Science Understanding: AC9S7U01 - Investigate Earth's resources and classify natural resources Science as a Human Endeavour: AC9S7I08 - Use scientific language to communicate ideas about Earth's resources

Learning Objectives
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Learning Objectives

Define Earth's resources Understand the difference between renewable and non-renewable resources Identify examples from everyday life Consider the importance of sustainable use

Lesson Outline Overview
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Lesson Outline Overview

Let's Start Exploring!
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Let's Start Exploring!

What do you think Earth's resources are? Look around - what resources can you see in our classroom?

Key Vocabulary
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Key Vocabulary

Earth's Resources: Materials from our planet that we use in daily life Renewable Resources: Can be replenished naturally over time (sunlight, wind, water) Non-renewable Resources: Exist in finite amounts, cannot be replaced quickly (coal, oil, minerals)

Resource Detective Activity
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Resource Detective Activity

Work in pairs Sort resource cards into renewable and non-renewable Use the T-chart provided Present one example from each category

Why Sustainability Matters
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Why Sustainability Matters

Only take what can regrow or be replaced Protect resources for future generations Australian examples: Solar energy in Queensland, Wind farms in South Australia Traditional Aboriginal land management practices

My Resource Story
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My Resource Story

Draw or write about one renewable resource you use daily Draw or write about one non-renewable resource you use daily Share your story with a partner Be ready to share with the class

Assessment & Extension
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Assessment & Extension

Assessment: Observation of sorting activity, resource stories, quick quiz Extension for Advanced Learners: Research local resource management plans Create digital presentations on renewable vs non-renewable pros/cons Investigate First Nations traditional resource use