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Middle school Earth Day service learning resources under $5
Nature Cycles Our Food -- Compost Lesson
Not just another 'how to compost' lesson, this activity addresses the intersection of human needs and environmental processes. In the garden or the classroom, this fun activity helps students 3rd-8th grade understand the important role of compost for soil health and sustainable food farming. After an exploratory introduction lesson, students each get a puzzle piece (printables included!) to help them discover the ecological connections between humans and the dirt the grows our food. Easily modif
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2nd - 7th
Great American Clean Up _ Craft and Writing Prompts
1. Upcycled Plant Pots for Community Greenery2. Narrative Writing Prompt: "A Day in the Life of a Recycling Hero"3. Poem Prompt: "Harmony in Green: A Poetic Ode to the Great American Cleanup"
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5th - 8th
Earth Day: Climate Change from the Perspective of a Soccer Ball
Earth Day: Climate Change from the Perspective of a Soccer Ball presents some major problems that can be tackled by students via their favorite toy to give Earth a voice on its day. Earth Day usually comes as an after thought, but this lesson engages student to the degree that the student's toy becomes involved, traveling to many places, regions, and location, during interpersonal relationships as it describes the problems facing us all. Ever wonder what happens to your toy when it is broken, l
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6th - 9th
Action Project - Step by step setup and activities
Are you passionate about the environment? Would you like to start a group and act on your passions? Not sure how to begin?These tried and tested lessons ideas focus and indeed begin with giving you tools to encourage and guide students into fruitful discussions. A good balance between discussing freely and allowing creativity to develop and then honing into ideas and creating a workable plan.
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1st - 7th
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Personal Narrative - Leadership: Taking Action
In this mini unit, students will read about the Caretta Caretta Club as they prepare to become volunteers at the Sea Turtle Rescue Center. In addition, students will complete activities about the writing process. Ultimately, they will write a personal narrative, become familiar with becoming a volunteer and be exposed to environmental issues.
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4th - 6th
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