Lesson 4 of 9
One forest, many treasures
Show on a big screenA forest is more than wood. What stops when we cut the trees?
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A forest gives wood. A forest is a home for animals. The roots of its trees hold the soil.
A patch is a small area of forest. To clear a patch is to cut down its trees.
Rule: Clearing a patch stops two jobs. They are animal homes, and roots holding soil.
New trees can grow in the cleared patch. That takes many years.
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