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Air

balloon- hot air
I'm over here!
Over where?
You can’t see,
Because I'm
air!
Made of many,
Types of gas,
I’m clear like grandpa’s,
Prune juice glass!
empty glass
Rely on me?
I suppose,
You suck me up,
Through your nose!
Breathe me in,
Breathe me out,
Used to talk,
Used to shout!
Oxygen and hydrogen,
Blowing breeze,
Cools your skin!
Lets you breathe,
Lets things burn,
Important for both frog or fern,
frogfern
You can’t see,
But air is here!
Makes up the Earth’s
Atmosphere...


What is air?
Air makes up the Earth’s atmosphere, which is a layer of gasses that surrounds the planet.
Air is something we don’t see, but we can’t live without. All living organisms need air to survive. It is one of the basic needs for life.
The air around Earth is made up of many different gasses. The types of gas that are most abundant in Earth’s atmosphere are nitrogen, oxygen, argon, and carbon dioxide.



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