The task asks you to think of a possible solution for deforestation.
Deforestation is when forests are cut down or destroyed. This causes problems like animals losing their homes, less oxygen in the air, and changes in weather.
To solve this, we need ideas that stop trees from being cut down too much — or help grow new trees to replace the ones lost.
Here are some simple, real-world solutions:
✔ Plant more trees — This is called reforestation. If we plant new trees where old ones were cut, we can help restore the forest.
✔ Use wood and paper wisely — We can recycle paper and use less wood so industries don’t have to cut as many trees.
✔ Protect forests with laws — Governments can make rules to stop people from cutting down trees in important areas like rainforests.
✔ Start small — Even you can help by planting a tree or using both sides of a piece of paper!
Since the worksheet has blank lines for your answer, you can write any one (or more) of these ideas.
Final Answer:
Plant more trees to replace the ones that are cut down.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of deforestation worksheet.
