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CLIMATE CHANGE MATCHING
Match the words to their definitions!
1. Renewable Energy
2. Methane
3. Carbon Dioxide
4. Fossil Fuels
5. Climate Change
6. Atmosphere
7. Greenhouse Gases
A. Energy made from resources
that can be replaced by nature.
Examples are wind, water, and
sun.
B. A layer of gas that surrounds
the Earth.
C. Gases in Earth’s atmosphere
that trap heat. Examples are
water vapour, carbon dioxide,
and methane.
D. A gas that people breathe out.
E. A change in temperature over a
long period of time.
F. A greenhouse gas that
contributes to global warming.
G. Fuels that are made from de-
composing plants and animals.
Examples are coal, oil, and
natural gas.
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WORD SEARCH
Find all the words related to climate change below!
OCEAN
GASES
CLIMATE
OIL
POLLUTION
FISH
METHANE
OZONE
SUN
ICE
WARMING
PLANTS
COAL
WIND
ENERGY
EARTH
ENVIRONMENT
TEMPERATURE
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Across:
3. The amount of greenhouse gases emit-
ted by a person
4. When global temperature increases
7. Rising levels
8. These are melting in the Arctic
Down:
1. The layer of gases surrounding the
Earth
2. These gases cause global warming
3. A gas that people exhale
5. The layer has holes in it due to
global warming
6. The release of fossil fuels contributes to
increased global temperatures
9. This type of pollution is a major con-
tributor to climate change
Complete the climate change crossword below!
CROSSWORD
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WORD SCRAMBLE
Unscramble the climate change words below!
1. OZENO
2. ESA EVELL
3. CIE SPAC
4. OISLFS FLEU
5. SEISNOMSI
6. MHNAETE
7. ELTMAIC NCGEAH
8. UEEHNOGRES SGA
9. TPMHEROSEA
10. ACBNRO EIIDXDO
11. LLBAOG ARNWMGI
12. EYELCCR
13. EEURS
14. DCEUER
15. BANCOR FOTRINTPO
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FILL IN THE BLANKS
Using the word bank, fill in the blanks to finish the story below!
temperatures
action
hurricanes
higher
change
risings
oil
carbon
atmosphere
melting
renewable
oceans
fuels
Climate
gas
dioxide
is a very important issue. Due to
rising , everything is changing. Polar bears are
losing ice caps because they are with the
temperatures. The increasing amounts of
carbon dioxide in our are causing our to
become acidified. Even we are feeling the effects! Sea
level will cause more and tornadoes.
These increased levels of are because of
all the and we are
using. To stop the increases in
carbon dioxide and temperatures, we
need to stop using fossil and use
energy instead. We need to take !
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COLOUR BY NUMBERS
Colour the picture using the numbers!
Blue Green Pink Yellow Red Black White Grey Brown Peach
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TOP SECRET MESSAGE
A B C D E F
G H I J K L
M N O P Q R
S T U V W X
Y Z
Use the symbols to decode the secret messages!
1. is a growing problem
on Earth.
2. The is being depleted.
3. The burning of is
increasing the greenhouse effect in our atmosphere.
4. This is due to gases like and carbon
dioxide.
5. Our ice caps are melting, and animals are going
6. What can we do to help? electricity
and water. Recycle. Cut meat out of your diet a few days a week.
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RENEWABLE ENERGY MAZE
Help the scientist through the maze and
collect all 5 kinds of renewable energy!
You made it!
Start here!
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POLAR BEAR COLOURING PAGE
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ANSWER KEY
1. A
2. F
3. D
4. G
5. E
6. B
7. C
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ANSWER KEY
Climate change is a very important issue. Due to
rising temperatures, everything is changing. Polar bears
are losing ice caps because they are melting with the
higher temperatures. The increasing amounts of carbon
dioxide in our atmosphere are causing our oceans to be-
come acidified. Even we are feeling the effects! Sea level
risings will cause more hurricanes and tornadoes. These
increased levels of are because of all the oil
and gas we are using. To stop the increases in carbon di-
oxide and temperatures, we need to stop using fossil
fuels and use renewable energy instead. We need to take
action!
1. OZONE
2. SEA LEVEL
3. ICE CAPS
4. FOSSIL FUEL
5. EMISSIONS
6. METHANE
7. CLIMATE
CHANGE
8. GREENHOUSE
GAS
9. ATMOSPHERE
10. CARBON
DIOXIDE
11. GLOBAL
WARMING
12. RECYCLE
13. REUSE
14. REDUCE
15. CARBON
FOOTPRINT
16. POLLUTION
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ANSWER KEY
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1. Global
warming
2. Ozone
3. Fossil fuels
4. Methane
5. Extinct
6. Conserve
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