ActivityCandle Burning ExperimentTake a candle and fix it on a table. The candle is lighted. The candle will continue to burn due to continuously available fresh air providing the required oxygen for combustion.Now cover the burning candle by putting an inverted gas jar over it. After a short time, the candle stops burning and gets extinguished. Observation: When the burning candle is covered with gas jar, then the candle takes away the oxygen necessary for burning from the air enclosed in the gas jar. After some time, when all the oxygen of air inside the gas jar is used up, then the burning candle gets extinguished. This proves that air is necessary for burning.
To Breathe
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The air you breathe contains a life-giving gas called oxygen. Oxygen helps your cells get their energy from food. They would die within minutes if they stopped breathing. Air is all around you, but you can't see, smell, or taste it.
To pump your vehicles tyres.
To inflate air beds, balloons and other toys.
To vacumm suck dust from floor, carpets.
To fly kites, planes etc.
To dry your hair or hands.
CAN YOU THINK OF FEW MORE EXAMPLES WHERE WE NEED AIR IN DAY TODAY LIFE.
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IT'S STORY TIME
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DOWNLOAD AND PRINT YOUR OWN STORY BOOKThis colorful picture book is designed to introduce Earth's atmosphere and its importance to life on Earth. The Air We Breathe [7MB PDF file]https://www.nasa.gov/pdf/62452main_The_Air_We_Breathe.pdf