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Everything that is around us, including the air, water, land, plants, and animals.
environment
neighborhood
weather
ecosystem
The specific area or things that are right next to you or all around you.
locations
properties
backgrounds
surroundings
Giant, very high areas of land with steep sides and sharp peaks.
cliffs
mountains
volcanoes
highlands
Raised areas of land that are higher than flat ground but smaller than mountains.
hills
mounds
ridges
dunes
Low areas of flat land found down between mountains or hills, often with a river.
basins
canyons
ditches
valleys
The flat or rocky areas of land that are right next to the ocean or sea.
riverbanks
coasts
borders
beaches
Very small communities in the countryside where a small number of people live.
farms
settlements
villages
suburbs
Places where people live and work that are bigger than villages but smaller than cities.
districts
neighborhoods
markets
towns
The secret way green plants use sunlight, water, and air to cook their own food.
pollination
photosynthesis
absorption
evaporation
Things in our world that were made by nature, not by people.
natural
organic
earthly
wild
Things in our world that were built, created, or manufactured by human beings.
concrete
plastic
machine
man-made
The invisible gas in the air that humans and animals must breathe in to stay alive.
moisture
oxygen
nitrogen
vapor
The invisible gas in the air that humans breathe out and plants use to make food.
exhaust
greenhouse gas
smoke
carbon dioxide
To rely on or need someone or something else to help you live, grow, or survive.
depend on
trust in
belong to
connect with
The top layer of earth or dirt on the ground where plants drop roots and grow.
clay
soil
compost
mud
A metal track or set of tracks that trains travel along to move people and things.
highway
subway
runway
railway
