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What are we going to learn about in science? Click here for clues Where in the world? © 2013 Education Services Australia Ltd, except where indicated otherwise. You may copy, distribute and adapt this material free of charge for non-commercial educational purposes, provided you retain all copyright notices and acknowledgements. 1 Year 1, Unit 2: Changing lands and skies

Lands and skies How do they change? What do they mean to all Australians? 2 © Andy Caulfield/Getty Images

Planet Earth 3

Our home I live in Greenland I live in Greenland I live in Kenya I live in Kenya I live in Texas I live in Texas 4

I live in Greenland Greenland is a country right at the top of planet Earth in the Arctic. This photo was taken just at the end of our summer. It is already starting to become very cold and you can even see pieces of floating ice in the sea. Soon there will be ice and snow everywhere. The temperatures will be well below zero. In winter, the sun will shine for only two or three hours a day. Soon we will not be able to ride our bikes. We will have to move about on skis and with husky sleds. Back 5

I live in Texas During the summer, the plains get very hot and there are many thunderstorms. Tornadoes form during thunderstorms. When you live in a place like Texas you know very well that tornadoes can be dangerous. Homes are built with strong roofs and foundations. Many people also have underground shelters that they go to when a tornado is near. Many areas have neighbourhood tornado sirens that warn people. Back 6

I live in Kenya Kenya is a country in Africa. It is mostly a very warm country. Kenya has many amazing animals that are protected. A lot of people in Kenya have to grow their own food instead of buying it in shops. So it is important for children in my village to learn how to grow food. Back 7

8 Slide no.Image titleSource/author detailsCreative Commons licence details 2Lightning over Sydney Opera House© Andy Caulfield/Getty Images 2Dam in drought 2005Image by Lavinia Riachi, reproduced courtesy of Film Australia 2UluruJalbarragup ArtworksCC BY-NC 2.0 3Earth - The Blue MarbleNASA/Visible EarthPublic domain 4Earth - The Blue MarbleNASA/Visible EarthPublic domain 4Kids on a ranchRanchseekerCC BY-NC 2.0 4Children in KulusukeziomanCC BY-NC 2.0 4Kenya, Keigamere Village, 2011treesftfCC BY 2.0 5Children in KulusukeziomanCC BY-NC 2.0 6Kids on a ranchRanchseekerCC BY-NC 2.0 6Dusty Texas skyMisserionCC BY 2.0 6LightningWest TexanCC BY 2.0 6Texas tornadoBruce HayniePublic domain 7Kenya, Keigamere Village, 2011treesftfCC BY 2.0 7Kenya, Muganjuki Primary School, 2011treesftfCC BY 2.0 7Kenya, Masai Mara ElephantiaindcCC BY-NC 2.0 Image acknowledgements