1. Water and air are essential for life on Earth.
2. Water covers most of the Earth’s surface, while air surrounds the planet.
3. Air is made mostly of nitrogen and oxygen, which living things need to breathe.
4. Water exists in three forms: liquid, ice, and vapor.
5. Air helps carry sound and weather changes.
6. Water helps regulate temperature for living creatures and the environment.
7. Clean air and clean water are both important for health.
8. Air pressure changes with height above the ground.
9. Water dissolves many substances, helping transport nutrients.
10. Pollution can harm both air and water, affecting plants, animals, and humans.



















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If we can’t see air, how do we know it’s there?
Why doesn’t the air just float off into space?
What if the wind never stopped blowing—what would Earth be like?
How high can we go before there’s no more air to breathe?
Why does air feel cooler when it moves (like wind)?
Where does the water in your glass come from before it reaches your tap?
Why doesn’t the ocean water just spill over the edge of the Earth?
How can water be a solid, a liquid, and a gas?
What if all the ice on Earth suddenly melted—what would happen?
Why is sea water salty, but rainwater is not?