The Air Plants Give Us (Oxygen)
Students will understand that when plants make food, they also release oxygen, which is the air that humans and animals need to breathe.
Key Questions
- What kind of air do plants give out?
- Why is oxygen important for us?
- How do plants help keep the air clean?
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