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People use resources like trees, plants, and paper to make furniture, food, and other goods, but overusing resources can harm the environment. Recycling materials like paper saves trees and resources so they last longer and helps keep the environment healthy.

People use Resources

Resources are..
• Anything people can use

Resources
People use trees to:
Take wood to make desks and chairs.

Resources
People use plants to get fruits and vegetables.

Recycling
Making something new
from something old

Recycling paper saves many trees!
Keep our trees happy and stop cutting them!
Recycling

Recycling
It is better to recycle
to save our resources!

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