Lesson 44 Save Trees Level 2

Save Trees 


Trees are as important to our life as food and water.
Saving and planting trees has become an important social issue these days, because trees are an important source of oxygen and are natural air filters. They consume carbon dioxide, remove toxic gases from the air and help lessen pollution.
Trees are the source of food, fruits for animals, birds and humans.
Trees also help us in the medical field.
To save trees is to save our environment and our lives, and make earth a green earth.
Trees are as valuable as gold. That is the reason they are called “Green Gold.”
They are the real source of our health as well as wealth because they give us oxygen, cool air, fruits, spices, vegetables, medicines, water, wood, furniture, shade, fuel to burn, fodder for animals and other useful things.
Trees are homes for a lot of birds and tiny animals.
Uncontrolled cutting down of trees affects the entire ecosystem. Birds and animals are forced to move to other places. Ultimately, it affects the life of mankind. Understanding this fact is the first step towards saving trees. We should save trees in order to save the earth.


(A)Vocabulary: Please make your own sentences with the following words:
Consume - use up Toxic - poisonous
Ecosystem - environment, habitat. Ultimately - finally




(B) Conjunctions: A conjunction is a word that is used to combine sentences, phrases, or words.

Choose the correct conjunction and combine each pair of sentences to make a new sentence.

Example: The bus stopped. The man got off. (but - and) The bus stopped and the man got off.

.
1. Trees protect us......give us shelter. (so - and)
2. We left early…. we did not want to be late. (because - and)
3. He looks ill…. he has been fasting all day. (but - because)
4. My parents are not at home… my grandmother is home with me. (and - but)
5. You can come to my house…. we can study together. (if - and)


(C) Discussion Points

1. Can you name the gardens in Rashtrapati Bhavan?
When is it open for public viewing?
2. Can you name one big/well-known park in south Delhi?
3. Which state has the largest forest area in India?
4. Have you ever been involved in tree-planting?


The following organisations have been involved in large-scale planting
of trees in Delhi:
a) Times of India
b) Green Yatra NGO
c) SankalpTaru.Org
d) Grow Trees
e) Youth Services for Peace
and many others

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