SCIENCE

VOCABULARY
STORY

by: [Add your name here]

 Nature
(uncountable noun)

It refers to all living things and

nonliving things that are not
made by people. It includes
events like rain and earthquakes.

So everything natural on
Earth is nature!
 Environment
(countable noun)

It is often used as a synonym of

nature. But by definition,
environment includes the
relationship between nature,
humans, and things or events
caused by humans.

Nature is only part of the

environment.
 Your Story
You probably learned all about
nature and the environment in
your science classes.

Now, it’s time for you to complete

this story by using your science
vocabulary. Don’t forget to check
the dictionary.

Happy writing!
 CHARACTERS
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browse the resource page, search the Elements tab, or use the Draw tool.

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 SCENERY
Use the images on this page to build your scenes. You can also browse the
resource page, search the Elements tab, or use the Draw tool.

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 WORD BANK
In completing your story, you may use the words below. To recall what part
of speech they are, try using context clues or searching a dictionary.

advised conservationist cut

solve endangered falling
habitat lush macaw machines
peaceful pristine quickly
remote rubble surroundings
deforestation understand

You can add words or make your own word bank. Press
“t” to add a textbox.

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In a ________ and _______
(adjective) (adjective)

forest, lived
a group of ______________
(adjective)

animals.
 Among them
were_________, the tiger,
(proper noun)

_________, the rhinoceros,

(proper noun)

and ___________ the gorilla.

(proper noun)

They always looked out for

one another and their
_______________.
(noun)
 One day, the animals
noticed that the trees are
_______________.
(verb/adjective)
 Their once

________________
(adjective)

home is now filled with

_________________
(noun)

and

_________________.
(noun)
They decided to seek advise from the wisest
animal in the forest.
_________ , the ___________
(Proper noun) (noun)

listened to their worries and

_____________ them to look for
(verb)

humans.
 “But humans are the ones who
_________ down the trees,” said
(verb)

the gorilla.
“I _________,” replied the elephant.
(verb)

“Since they caused the problem,

maybe they can do something to
______ it too.”
(verb)
Then, a couple of humans ______.
(verb)

The animals _____ hid behind the

(adjective)

trees and bushes.

The humans saw the tree stumps and shook

their heads. “Looks like __________ has

(noun)

taken over the animals’ ________ here.”

(noun)
 It turns out, the humans are ________ or
(noun)

those who to protect natural resources and

___________.
(noun)

This marks their

_______ journey of
NAME THIS
(adjective)

protecting and
PLACE ________ the forest.
(verb)
What do you think will
happen to the animals
and their forest?
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