Natural Resources and Man-made things worksheets for preschools - Free Printable

It looks like you've uploaded a worksheet titled "Natural Resource and Man-made things" from the website www.CleverLearner.com. The task asks students to:

> *"Cut and paste the natural resources. Draw the man-made object from it."*

There are three rows, each with two columns:
- Left column: "Natural Resource"
- Right column: "Man-made Object"

Each row has an image of a natural resource, and students must:
1. Cut out the correct natural resource image (from the bottom of the page).
2. Paste it into the appropriate box.
3. Then draw the corresponding man-made object created from that resource.

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Let's analyze each row:

#### 1. Wood
- Natural Resource: A log (already shown in the first row).
- Man-made Object: Something made from wood — such as a table, chair, house, or pencil.
- ✔ Task: Students should draw something like a table or chair in the right box.

#### 2. Diamond
- Natural Resource: A diamond (already shown).
- Man-made Object: Diamonds are used in jewelry (e.g., rings, necklaces) or industrial tools.
- ✔ Task: Draw a diamond ring or jewelry piece.

#### 3. Wool
- Natural Resource: Wool (shown as a sheep’s fleece or wool ball).
- Man-made Object: Wool is used to make clothes, sweaters, blankets, etc.
- ✔ Task: Draw a sweater, scarf, or blanket.

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Bottom Row: Images to Cut Out

At the bottom of the page, there are three images:
1. A sheep (source of wool)
2. A rock (could represent mineral/diamond)
3. A tree (source of wood)

These are likely meant to be cut out and pasted into the correct "Natural Resource" boxes.

But note: The diamond is already drawn in the second row. So the rock may represent the raw form of diamond (a mineral), and should go with the diamond row.

Similarly, the tree goes with wood, and the sheep goes with wool.

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Correct Matching:

| Natural Resource | Man-made Object |
|------------------|-----------------|
| Wood | → Draw a table, chair, or pencil |
| Diamond | → Draw a ring or necklace |
| Wool | → Draw a sweater, hat, or blanket |

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Step-by-step Instructions for Student:

1. Cut out the images at the bottom:
- Tree → paste under "Wood"
- Rock → paste under "Diamond"
- Sheep → paste under "Wool"

2. Draw the man-made object in the right box:
- For Wood: Draw a chair, table, or toy.
- For Diamond: Draw a ring or necklace.
- For Wool: Draw a sweater or blanket.

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Final Answer Summary:

- Wood → Man-made: Chair/Table
- Diamond → Man-made: Ring/Jewelry
- Wool → Man-made: Sweater/Blanket

This activity teaches students how natural resources are transformed into man-made objects through human effort.

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