Let’s solve this step by step.
First, we need to match each energy source on the left with how we use it on the right.
Left side (energy sources):
- sun → gives us solar energy
- oil → used for fuel, like in cars or heating
- water → can be used in dams to make electricity (hydropower)
- wind → turns wind turbines to make electricity
- wood → burned for heat, like in a fireplace
Right side (uses/images):
1. Fireplace → burning something for heat → matches
wood
2. Dam with water → hydropower → matches
water
3. Solar panel under sun → uses sunlight → matches
sun
4. Gas pump and car → uses oil/gasoline → matches
oil
5. Wind turbines → use wind → matches
wind
So the correct matches are:
- sun → solar panel image
- oil → gas pump and car
- water → dam
- wind → wind turbines
- wood → fireplace
Now, the second part: Write three ways you use electricity at home.
Think about everyday things that plug in or turn on with a switch:
- Lights (ceiling lights, lamps)
- Refrigerator (keeps food cold)
- TV or computer
- Microwave or oven
- Washing machine
- Phone charger
- Air conditioner or heater (if electric)
Pick any three common ones.
Final Answer:
Matching:
- sun → solar panel
- oil → gas pump and car
- water → dam
- wind → wind turbines
- wood → fireplace
Three ways I use electricity at home:
1. Turning on lights
2. Using the refrigerator
3. Charging my tablet
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of natural resources worksheet 1st grade.