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1. Gardening (정원 가꾸기) - 식물을 심고 가꾸는 활동
   • 🌳 Gardening is a great way to spend time with family and enjoy nature.
   • (정원 가꾸기는 가족과 함께 시간을 보내고 자연을 즐기는 좋은 방법이다.)
2. Planting a tree (나무 심기) - 나무를 땅에 심고 키우는 과정
   • 🌱 Planting a tree today will create a better future for the next generation.
   • (오늘 나무를 심는 것은 다음 세대를 위한 더 나은 미래를 만드는 것이다.)
3. Soil (흙, 토양) - 식물이 자라는 땅의 표면
   • 🏡 Healthy soil is essential for growing strong and healthy plants.
   • (건강한 흙은 튼튼하고 건강한 식물을 키우는 데 필수적이다.)
4. Gloves (장갑) - 손을 보호하기 위해 착용하는 도구
   • 🧤 They wore gardening gloves to protect their hands from dirt.
   • (그들은 흙으로부터 손을 보호하기 위해 정원용 장갑을 착용했다.)
5. Ducklings (오리 새끼들) - 어린 오리들
   • 🦆 The curious ducklings watched as the father and son planted the tree.
   • (호기심 많은 오리 새끼들이 아버지와 아들이 나무를 심는 모습을 지켜봤다.)

 

 

아래 질문들에 대답해 보세요!

 

• Why do you think planting trees is important?
  (왜 나무를 심는 것이 중요하다고 생각하나요?)
• What kind of tree do you think they are planting?
  (그들이 심고 있는 나무는 어떤 종류일까요?)
• How do you think the garden will look in a few years?
  (몇 년 후 이 정원은 어떤 모습일까요?)

 

완성된 문장 예시!

In a beautiful garden filled with blooming flowers, a father and his young son are planting a small tree together. They are both wearing gardening gloves and smiling as they carefully place the tree into the soil. Nearby, three little ducklings watch them with curiosity. The sunlight filters through the leaves, creating a warm and peaceful atmosphere. It’s a moment of bonding, learning, and appreciating nature.

 

 

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00:00
All right so picture of this you're in a garden sunshining birds are chirping

00:03
peaceful

00:05
and there's this father and son.
They're planting a tree just a small little sapling nice hands in the dirt, getting a little mess.
And you know, it's a simple act right planting a tree.
But when you see a scene like that, it really gets you thinking for sure like planting a tree it's more than just, you know, sticking something to the ground and calling it a day

00:27
about the future. Yeah

00:28
exactly. And it's about connecting with nature, leaving something behind for the next generation.
Legacy. Yeah legacy there it is and it's about a whole bunch of benefits that go way beyond just that one little act of planting

00:43
absolutely ripples outward.

00:45
So I want to ask you listening right now if you were going to plant a tree, what kind would you pick?

00:49
It's a great question you know it makes you think about what kind of connection you have with nature.

00:54
It does and this scene right father and son planting a tree.
There's something about it that is just so universal.
Yeah it's like a shared experience that spans across cultures and generations.

01:07
It's like that passing on of knowledge too you know, the father showing the son how to do.

01:11
Exactly it's a connection to the earth, to family, to the past, and the future all ruled into one

01:17
powerful stuff. And it reminds us that trees are so much more than just scenery.

01:22
It's true we see trees every day but do we really stop and appreciate them?

01:27
Yeah I mean, they're the backbone of our planet's ecosystem.

01:30
Seriously they clean our air they give shelter to animals they provide shade they even help cool our cities.

01:39
They're essential for fighting climate change.

01:41
Oh, absolutely. So let's dive into that a bit.
Sure thing how do trees actually clean the air?
What's going on there?

01:47
Well, basically trees are like giant air filters.
They suck up carbon dioxide, which is a major greenhouse gas

01:54
the stuff that's warming up our planet

01:56
exactly. And they use that carbon dioxide along with sunlight and water to grow through this process called photosynthesis

02:02
right I remember learning about that in school.

02:04
Yeah so through photosynthesis, trees are basically locking up carbon from the atmosphere in their wood, their leaves and their roots.

02:13
So they're like carbon vaults.

02:14
HA, HA yeah kind of and that's why forests are so important for regulating our climate.
They're these massive carbon sinks helping to keep things in balance.

02:24
It's amazing. And thinking back to that scene of the father and son planting that tree with the ducklings watching it highlights another important role that trees play providing shelter.

02:34
Oh, yeah for sure

02:35
but it's so much more than just, you know, a place to hide from the rain.

02:38
Absolutely. Trees create these diverse habitats that support a ton of different species.
Give me an example okay so like take a woodpecker they need dead or dying trees for nesting cavities makes sense right or think about the monarch butterfly.
Their caterpillars only eat milkweed plants, which often grow in that dappled sunlight you find at the edge of a forest.

02:58
Wow so even just one tree can be like a whole world for all these different creatures

03:03
totally. And that's why losing even a single tree can have these ripple effects throughout an ecosystem.

03:08
It's true and speaking of effects, let's talk about the shade that trees provide.
It's more than just comfort on a hot day right

03:17
yeah there is this thing called the urban heat island effect where cities get way hotter than surrounding areas because of all the concrete and asphalt.

03:25
I've heard of that.

03:26
So trees help cool things down by providing shade and releasing moisture into the air through transpiration.

03:32
So they're like natural air conditioners.

03:34
Exactly they're pretty awesome.

03:36
Are so thinking about all these amazing things that trees do for us, for the planet, for all the creatures out there.
If you were to plant a tree, what kind would you choose?

03:46
That's the great thing. There are so many amazing options from towering redwoods to delicate willows.
Each one with its own unique personality and benefits.

03:55
And that leads us to a bigger question what if everyone on Earth planted just one tree?
What kind of impact could we have?

04:02
Wo Now that's something to think about

04:04
is it's a question that really highlights the power of individual action and the interconnectedness of all things.

04:10
Yeah one small act multiplied by billions of people,

04:14
a force for change,

04:15
a global forest. I like the sound of that read too

04:19
well on that note I think we'll wrap up our deep dive for

04:22
thanks for having

04:23
and to all our listeners out there.
Get out there, plant a tree and make the world a little bit greener

04:29
and a little bit cooler.

04:31
Next time for another deep.

 

 

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