LIVING IN THE COUUNTRYSIDE AND THE CITY

What are buildings?

• Trains that help people travel quickly in large cities.

• Tall structures where people live, work, or play.

• Places where people go to buy things like food, clothes, and toys.

What are houses?

• Place where families live.

• The movement of cars, buses, and trucks on the roads.

• Dirty things in the air, water, or land.

What are farms?

• It is a small body of water that flows through the field.

• Places in the countryside where people grow crops and raise animals.

• Areas of land that are smaller than mountains.

What are streams?

• It is a small body of water that flows through the countryside.

• A large area filled with many trees, plants, and animals.

• Tall structures where people live, work, or play.

What are subways?

• Subway trains that help people travel quickly in large cities.

• The movement of cars, buses, and trucks on the roads.

• Places where people go to buy things like food, clothes, and toys.

What is traffic?

• The movement of cars, buses, and trucks on the roads.

• Dirty things in the air, water, or land.

• Place where families live.

What is a forest?

• A large area filled with many trees, plants, and animals.

• Land areas that are smaller than mountains.

• Places in the countryside where people grow crops and raise animals.

What are hills?

• Areas of land that are smaller than mountains.

• Tall structures where people live, work, or play.

• Subway trains that help people travel quickly in large cities.

What is pollution?

• Dirty things in the air, water, or land.

• The movement of cars, buses, and trucks on the roads.

• Place where families live.