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1 Fossil Fuels (N) Subject: Science (Grade 5) Prepared by: Faculty Member of PGS

2 Fossil Fuels (n) Are formed (v) From (p) Living (adj) Things (n) Plants (n) Animals (n)

3 Examples Coal (n) Oil (n) Natural gas (n)

4 COAL (n) Made (v) from the remains of plants which died (v) millions of years ago Formation of Coal Initial lookPeat 50% carbon Stage 1 Bacteria l Action (n) Stage 2 85% carbon Water layer (n) more Pressure & heat 93% carbon coal

5 Formation of Coal

6 Made (v) from the decayed (adj) remains (n) of sea creatures (plants & animal) which died (v) millions of years ago Formation of Oil & natural gas (n) Porous rock Impermeable Rock Sedimentary rock Folded rocks

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