This document discusses air and water as natural resources. It describes air as invisible but always surrounding us, and that humans, animals and plants need air to breathe. It then discusses different types of winds like breezes, gales, and storms. It also covers the properties and forms of water, including solid, liquid, and gas, and discusses fresh water versus salt water. It summarizes the key uses of both air and water.
2. Air
•Air Is A Natural Resource
From The Environment
•No One Can See Or
Touch Air But It Is Always
Around Us.
•Humans, Animals And
Plants Need Air To
Breathe.
•When Air Moves It Is
Called As Wind. We Feel
Air Only When It Moves
3. BREEZE : A GENTLE WIND
•Gentle Slow Moving Air Is Called As Breeze.
•We Feel Very Pleasant With The Breezing Air.
4. GALE : STRONG WIND
•Wind Blowing Fast And Slightly Strong Is Called As Gale
•It Can Move The Leaves And Branches Of Trees
5. STROM : VERY STRONG WIND
Very Strong Wind With Rain Or Snow , Is Called As Storm
12. WATER
•Water Is One Of The
Natural Recourses.
•Humans, Animals And
Plants Need Water To
Drink And Live.
•Water Has No Fixed
Place .
•Water Covers 71 % Of
Earth’s Surface .
13. FORMS OF WATER – SOLID
•Ice Is The Solid Form Of Water .
•When Water Temperature Is Very Low It
Freezes And Ice Is Formed.