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Elementary earth sciences dbq pdfs
The Dark Day of New England - A Mystery from History
The sky went dark the morning of May 19, 1780, in New England. The darkness traveled quickly from the West and did not go away until the following day. At the time and in years following the event, many theories have been offered to explain the darkness. After receiving an overview of the situation, students working in groups form a hypothesis giving their explanation of the mysterious event. The students then receive three sets of clues, one set at a time, to help them solve the mystery.
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5th - 8th
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Great Lakes Pollution Investigation
The project involves students researching and presenting on various pollution concerns affecting the Great Lakes, such as agricultural runoff, industrial pollution, invasive species, and more. They'll delve deep into these environmental issues, understand their impacts, and propose solutions. It's a hands-on way for them to learn about real-world environmental challenges and develop critical thinking skills. This activity can be used in science or social studies. I use it when we learn about C
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5th - 8th
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Ecological Succession C.E.R.
Students will compare the different types of ecological succession and how long each takes to complete this cycle of life and increasing biodiversity. Students should be able to see the difference in primary and secondary succesion and their relationships with time.
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4th - 9th
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The Mystery of the Vanishing Indiana Bat
Challenge your students to uncover three reasons why the endangered Indiana Bat is becoming more rare in this engaging ecology document study! Ten pieces of evidence will lead your students to attribute the decline on habitat disturbance, white nose syndrome, and media-enforced bad reputations, and will inspire them to discuss conservation issues surrounding the world's only flying mammal.
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4th - 8th
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3rd Grade Science Document Based Questions
This is a 26 page powerpoint with Document Based Questions based on 3rd grade standards throughout the year. These DBQs are great for mini lessons and background knowledge activators. Quick ways to assess your students knowledge on the different units. Provides a wide variety of question types including observations, explanations and descriptions. This is a great outlet for your students to use the vocabulary words learned in each unit.
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3rd - 5th
Primary Succession C.E.R.
This Claim, Evidence, and Reason for primary ecological succession with visuals and a data chart for students to analyze. It is aligned with the new questions for the Science STAAR and should help students think critically.
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4th - 9th
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Weathering worksheet NGSS MS-ESS2-2.
This worksheet provides visuals to aid students in identifying different types of weathering. It requires higher order thinking skills. Useful for all students especially those that require visuals. In color.
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4th - 8th
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Desert Colors
A poem to review desert land formations and the beautiful colors that surround them. Each stanza reviews various unique desert aspects. A worksheet comes that helps the children to think deeper into the poem.
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1st - 4th
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Sahara Silence Poem
A poem that reviews things found in the Sahara Desert. A worksheet is included that helps the students use imagery based upon the stanzas of the poem.
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2nd - 4th
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03. Educational Facts for Quiz Part - 4
03. Educational Facts for Quiz Part 3, all worldwide general knowledge available with pictures. There are 100 pages in one file.
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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