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    PRAYER

    Oh God Almighty
    behold us Your loving
    children, offering You
    today our works and
    studies. Help us Dear
    Lord to be obedient
    to our teachers, to be
    kind to our
    classmates and to be
    diligent in our
    studies. May You
    diligent in our
    studies. May You
    Always grant us the
    courage to follow
    Your way. Amen
    activity
    JIGSAW Puzzle
    Objectives:
    Define what is pollution
    Identify the different type of pollution and
    its cause and effects
    Value the important of knowing the
    different pollutants
    Demonstrate on how to clean a polluted
    area (water)
    Pollution
    Pollution
    What is Pollution?
    is the introduction of harmful
    materials into the environment.
    These harmful materials are called
    pollutants.
    Pollutants can be natural, such as
    volcanic ash. They can also be
    created by human activity, such as
    trash or runoff produced by
    factories. Pollutants damage the
    quality of air, water, and land.
    Pollutants
    Different Types of
    Pollution

     Air Pollution
     Water Pollution
     Noise Pollution
     Soil Pollution
    Air Pollution

     is contamination of the indoor


    or outdoor environment by any
    chemical, physical or
    biological agent that modifies
    the natural characteristics of
    the atmosphere.
    Air Pollution

     This can be in the form of


    excessive gases like carbon
    dioxide and other vapours that
    cannot be effectively removed
    through natural cycles, such as
    the carbon cycle or the
    nitrogen cycle.
    Air Pollution

    Causes
    Effects of Air
    Pollution
     The effects of air pollution are
    alarming. It is known to create
    several respiratory and heart
    conditions like asthma, chronic
    bronchitis, emphysema, heart
    attacks, strokes, and cancers,
    among other threats to the
    body.
    Water Pollution
     is the contamination of water
    sources by substances which make
    the water unusable for drinking,
    cooking, cleaning, swimming, and
    other activities. Pollutants include
    chemicals, trash, bacteria, and
    parasites. All forms of pollution
    eventually make their way to
    water.
    Water Pollution
    Water Pollution
    Effect of Water
    Pollution
     Water pollution damages the plants and aquatic
    animals present in the river by reducing the oxygen
    content from the water.
     it is toxic water that cannot be drunk or used for
    essential purposes like agriculture, and which
    also causes diseases like diarrhea, cholera,
    dysentery, typhoid and poliomyelitis
    Noise Pollution

     is considered to be any
    unwanted or disturbing
    sound that affects the
    health and well-being of
    humans and other
    organisms. Sound is
    measured in decibels.
    Noise Pollution
    Noise Pollution

    Causes
     Industrialization
     Social Events
     Transportation
     Animal Sounds
    Effects Noise
    Pollution
     Problems related to noise
    include stress related
    illnesses, high blood
    pressure, speech
    interference, hearing loss,
    sleep disruption, and lost
    productivity.
    Soil Pollution
     refers to the contamination
    of soil with anomalous
    concentrations of toxic
    substances.
     is defined as the presence of
    toxic chemicals (pollutants
    or contaminants) in the soil,
    in very high concentrations
    to pose a risk to human
    health and the ecosystem.
    Effects of Soil Pollution
    Effects of Soil
    Pollution
     affects soil fertility; this
    jeopardizes food security, which
    is essential for human survival. It
    also poses risks to human health
    — both indirectly through the
    consumption of contaminated
    food and drinking water, and
    directly through exposure to
    contaminated soil
    Soil Pollution
    How can we help the
    environment to
    lessen the pollution
    and reduce global
    warming?
    Activity

    Oil Spill and


    water cleaning
    simulation:
    Activity

    Criteria 4 3 2 1 Totals

    Content
    Presentation/
    Demonstration

    Cooperation
    Quiz:
    1. 2. 3.

    4. 5.
    Assignment:
     Search for
    different
    environmental law
    in the Philippines.

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