Plants and animals around us
What plants and animals around us means
Caring for living things in our environment.
Before you start
Not confident yet? Work through Keeping our environment clean first.
Worked example
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Why are trees important?
- They give us shade, fruits and clean air
- They block roads
- They are useless
- They only look nice
Working: Trees provide oxygen, shade, food, timber and protect the soil.
Curriculum and exam alignment
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Related skills
Other Our Environment skills in Our World Our People, at the same point in the course.
Other Our World Our People topics
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Exams that assess plants and animals around us
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Practise plants and animals around us
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