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Something that is intensive uses a lot of effort to complete a task.

We know it is an intensive task to clean up the backyard.

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Impact is the effect that one thing has on something else.

The heavy snow makes an impact on our travel plans.

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Something that is hydrated has taken in plenty of water.

When you are playing hard, it is important to stay hydrated.

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If something is transported, it is taken from one place to another.

Most of the fruit we buy is transported from international farms to the United States by ships.

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If something is convenient, it is handy and useful.

My dad takes the bus because it is the most convenient way for him to get to work.

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If something is disposable, it is meant to be thrown away once it has been used.

The trashcan was overflowing with disposable cardboard boxes and wrappers.

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Pests are insects or small animals that harm crops or annoy people.

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If you assess something, you think about it carefully and judge it.

On the way to school, we stopped to assess the safety of the street before crossing.

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Your attitudes are the ways you think and feel about something.

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If something is edible, it is safe for people to eat.

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nu • tri • tion (n.) If you have good nutrition, you eat the right foods to help you stay healthy and grow.

Good nutrition includes eating fresh fruits, vegetables, and lean protein.

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com • post (n.) Compost is decayed plant waste that can be used to fertilize soil.

: The compost we make will be used in our vegetable garden.

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sus • tain • a • ble (adj.) If you use a natural resource that is sustainable, it is able to stay at a certain level and not cause harm to the environment.

Farmers are trying to grow food in a sustainable way.

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di • gest (v.) When you digest food, it moves through your body to your stomach.

Some foods, like meats and cheese, take longer to digest than others.