🌍 Part 1: How Places Change

1. Circle the pictures that show natural changes (changes made by nature):

A storm knocking down trees

People building a new playground

Flooding from heavy rain

Someone planting flowers in a garden

2. What can make a special place change? Circle the best answer:

Only people can change places

Only nature can change places

Both people and nature can change places

3. Match each change to who or what caused it. Draw a line to connect them:

New footpath built

Trees blown over in wind

Rubbish cleaned up

River dried up from no rain

Made by people

Natural change

Made by people

Natural change

💝 Part 2: My Special Place

4. Think about a place that is special to you. Write or draw what makes it special:

5. Complete this sentence about how your special place might change:

My special place could change if ________________________________

________________________________________________ happened to it.

6. If your special place changed, would it still be special to you?

Yes, it would still be special

No, it wouldn't be special anymore

It depends on what changed

7. Explain your answer from question 6:

🌱 Part 3: Caring for Special Places

8. Draw a picture showing one way people can care for a special place:

9. Circle all the ways we can help care for special places:

Pick up rubbish

Break branches off trees

Follow the rules and signs

Leave litter on the ground

Plant native flowers

10. Complete this caring promise:

I can help care for special places by _____________________________

____________________________________________________________.

Changes in Special Places

Changes in Special Places

🌍 Part 1: How Places Change

💝 Part 2: My Special Place

🌱 Part 3: Caring for Special Places

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