WEB OF LIFE ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES CLASS III-CBSE
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Plants animals and human beings are living things. The living things are called the Biotic components of environment. Non –living things include air, water, light, soil etc. they are called the A biotic components of the environment.
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- 3. Can you tell, why did we try to know and think about all these things? How are we linked to the things shown in the picture? Come, let us find out Let's see, with what other things can we join the house to. Think – What is a house made of ?
- 4. Wood – Which comes from trees. Bricks – Which are made from water and clay. Clay – We get from the soil, and Water – we get it from rivers, ponds, wells or rain.
- 5. It must be clear to you with which pictures or words you need to join the house. In the same way, join all the things with other things related to them. While doing so, you might need to write the names of a few more things.
- 6. The world in which we called as environment. We can see trees, rivers, mountains, sun, land, animals, human beings, soil in the nature. These things include both living and non-living.
- 7. Plants animals and human beings are living things. The living things are called the Biotic components of environment. Non –living things include air, water, light, soil etc. they are called the A biotic components of the environment.
- 8. The biotic and ABIOTIC components of the environment interact with each other. They depend on one another. This relationship is called ecosystem.
- 9. Human beings depend on plants and animals for their food and other needs and so are animals on plants. We depend on non-living things also. Air, water and soil are the non-living . living things depend on non- living things for their existence.
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