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Fixing Skills Activity Sheet

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Directions: Identify whether the paragraph is an Enumeration Text or a Time Order Text Type

1. Transportation is how we move people and goods from one place to another. There
are several types of transportation, each with its own unique features. The most common types
include land, water, and air transportation. Land transportation includes vehicles like cars,
buses, and bicycles that travel on roads and tracks. Water transportation involves boats and
ships that move across rivers, lakes, and oceans, making it essential for trade and travel over
long distances. Air transportation uses airplanes to fly people and cargo through the sky,
allowing for quick travel across countries and continents. Each type of transportation plays a
crucial role in our daily lives, helping us connect with others and access the resources we need.

2. Building a community garden is a wonderful way to bring people together while


growing fresh fruits and vegetables. First, gather a group of interested neighbors to discuss ideas
and find a suitable location, like a park or an empty lot. Next, plan the garden layout by deciding
which plants to grow and how much space they need. It's important to prepare the soil by
removing weeds and rocks, then add compost to make it rich and healthy for plants. Once the
garden is ready, everyone can take turns planting seeds and caring for the plants by watering
and weeding them. Remember to celebrate your hard work by sharing the harvest with
everyone in the community, promoting teamwork and healthy eating!

3. The life cycle of a mosquito is fascinating and happens in four main stages: egg, larva,
pupa, and adult. It all begins when a female mosquito lays her eggs on the surface of still water,
like ponds or puddles. These tiny eggs hatch into larvae, also known as "wrigglers," which swim
around in the water, feeding on small organisms and algae. After a few days, the larvae
transform into pupae, which look like small, comma-shaped creatures. During this stage, the
mosquito is resting and changing, but it does not eat. Finally, the adult mosquito emerges from
the pupa, ready to fly away and find food. Female mosquitoes need blood to develop their eggs,
while male mosquitoes primarily feed on nectar. This cycle can repeat many times throughout
the warm months, showing how important mosquitoes are in nature, despite some people
finding them annoying!

4. Energy is all around us and comes in many different forms! The main types of energy
include mechanical, thermal, chemical, electrical, and nuclear energy. Mechanical energy is the
energy of movement, like when a ball rolls down a hill. Thermal energy, or heat, is what warms
us up on a cold day; it comes from sources like the sun or a heater. Chemical energy is found in
the food we eat and the fuel we use for cars, which releases energy when burned. Electrical
energy powers our homes and devices, allowing us to use computers and turn on lights. Lastly,
nuclear energy comes from the core of atoms and can produce a lot of power, often used in
electricity generation. Understanding these forms of energy helps us see how everything in the
world around us works!

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