Chapter 3 Lesson 9 What natural resources can be found on or under our land? Vocabulary.

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Chapter 3 Lesson 9 What natural resources can be found on or under our land? Vocabulary

Mineral Iron Ore Fossil Fuels Energy Metallic Non-Metallic Limestone Cement Softwood Hardwood Sawdust Slate

Mineral

Natural substances in the earth that are neither plants or animals

Iron Ore

Metal ore used to make steel

Fossil Fuels

Fuels that were formed from the remains of plants and animals

Energy

Usable heat or electricity for homes and businesses

Metallic

A mineral that has metal ore in it such as iron ore

Non- Metallic

A mineral that does not contain a metal ore ex: sand

Limestone

Stone product used for making lime for the soil, crushed stone, and cement

Cement

Product from stone used to make concrete

Softwood

Wood from hemlock and different kinds of pine trees

Hardwood

Wood we get from oak, maple, elm and cherry trees

Sawdust

Small bits of wood left when it is cut

Slate

Stone used to make chalkboards, roof tiles, and pool tables

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