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Environment rubrics for homeschool $5-10
Endangered Species Ecology Project | Human Impact on the Environment
In this in-depth Endangered Species Project, students investigate the culture of a people group living near a chosen Endangered Species, and create a campaign to save that species. The project is a great end-of-year or end-of-unit assignment for Ecology. Laws and regulations for protecting endangered species are needed, but do not always work if the community is not on board. But if a community has PRIDE in their native species, they will be motivated to save the species, and to protect the habi
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Grades:
9th - 12th
NGSS:
HS-ESS3-3
, HS-ESS3-4
Create An Ecosystem: An Ecology Project
Make ecology come to life by having students create their own fictional ecosystem.Students will demonstrate their understanding of ecology by creating a fictional ecosystem complete with plants and animals. They will show how plants and animals have adapted to their ecosystem, how they interact with one another (symbiosis), which organisms eat which (food chains and food webs), how their ecosystem formed over time (ecological succession), and how mater travels through their ecosystem (biogeochem
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Landform and Bodies of Water
Landform and bodies of water can be boring to practice, but this fun unit places a fun twist on learning both landforms and bodies of water! This Landform and bodies of water unit include many ways to practice both identifying landforms and identifying bodies of water. This Landforms and Bodies of Water Unit includes anchor charts, task cards, placemats, recording sheets, practice pages, presentation, assessments, and a yummy landform and bodies of water project! >> 26 landforms and bodie
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Grades:
2nd - 3rd
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NGSS:
2-ESS2-2
Ecological Succession Lab - Micro Organisms in a Bottle
Our environment tends to remain constant so long as it is not disturbed. However, what happens when either a new habitat forms or a disturbance occurs? Ecological succession is nature’s attempt to make a habitat that is diversify or repair a damaged habitat. But what are the different types of succession?
Primary succession usually occurs after the formation of a new, unoccupied habitat. While, secondary succession usually occurs after the some form of disturbance to an existing community. A co
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Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Endangered Animals Project with Rubric
This project is meant to enhance a unit on environments and/or endangered animals. I would highly recommend that this project be due before any assessment of endangered animals is given.
Two separate student documents are present. The first asks that the students research any endangered animal. The second limits the research to their country.
Rubrics and scoring sheets are included for your convenience.
We at What We Get Up To hope that your children have fun with this project.
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Grades:
2nd - 6th
Recycled Art Project for Science Students
This was developed as part of a Waste unit for an Environmental Science class I was teaching at an arts school. It is intended to be an integrative and interdisciplinary hands-on approach to introducing concepts of reusing and recycling nonrenewable resources. This is a group project that works ideally with 4-8 groups of 4 students. The resource includes both a group sheet (one per group) and an individual sheet (one per student). Both sheets have rubrics. As students worked, I walked around wit
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Grades:
6th - 11th
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NGSS:
HS-ESS3-2
, HS-ESS3-4
Ecosystems- model project and notes
This resource includes an ecosystem model project rubric, as well as cards that can be used to assign different ecosystems if desired. Included is a research worksheet the students complete to prepare for their model. For my class, I had them include all questions in their model (e.g., if pollution was an issue their ecosystem faced, they included trash in their model), but that is subject to teacher discretion! I used this in my wildlife management class, but it can be used in different science
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6th - 12th
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Marine Food Webs & Trophic Levels: Doodle Note, Interactive Activity & Project
Looking for a fun engaging way to help students learn about marine ecosystem food webs and tropic levels? This interactive resource includes 3 ocean food web activities! Students learn about energy transfer through a marine food web, trophic levels, and energy pyramids with a whole class activity, 3 pages of Doodle Notes, and illustrate their knowledge in a create a food web project.What this resource includes:Marine Food Web & Trophic Level Doodle Notes and Google Slides The Doodle Note
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Grades:
6th - 8th
What Can One Person Do? Environmental Activism Project
The purpose of this semester project is to research and implement changes in our daily behaviors that will have a positive environmental impact on the planet. This project is also meant to try to change others’ behavior as well, so that not only do you see the benefits of your actions, but so do your future generations. You will be responsible for identifying one thing (a solution) that you can change that will have a positive impact of the environmental status of the planet. This problem and i
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6th - 12th
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Ecology in a Bottle Project
This is a great introductory project for the environmental science classroom. The student must design, and create a ecosystem in a bottle. Make observations and connections (trophic levels and carbon/nitrogen/water cycles). Then they will explore human impact on their environment by selecting a manipulated variable to simulate (fertilizer runoff, acid rain, saltwater intrusion). You can take this project to so many levels! My students said, "I feel like I'm really doing science!" Needless to say
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Rainforest Research Project
This research project is meant to enhance a study on the environment, habitats, or rainforest specifically. We recommend that the project be due before any assessment on the above topics.
Students will be allowed to choose from three different topics and then submit a research paper and present their information orally.
Rubrics for the oral and written portions of the research projects are included, as well as a single scoring sheet.
We here at What We Get Up To hope that your children enjo
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Grades:
3rd - 6th
Rubric Assessment For Research Projects
Adaptable research, writing, and presentation rubric. Assessment tool that can be used and adapted to any research project and presentation across multiple grade levels. Designed to work with various curriculum topics and expectations.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Writing projects for multiple academic areas
This resource includes writing projects and rubrics for scoring. All projects include a language arts skill or skills. The students will do research, write, illustrate and present with these projects. They can critique one another and give feedback using the rubrics provided. The students can choose which project to do which will make it more meaningful for them. These projects include Science, Social Studies and Language Arts concepts. Multiple standards can be addressed with these project
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Grades:
2nd - 5th
Food Webs & Trophic Levels: Doodle Note, Interactive Activity & Project
A fun engaging way to help students learn about ecosystem food webs and tropic levels.This resource includes interactive food web activities for the whole class. Students learn about energy transfer through a food web, trophic levels, and energy pyramids in 3 separate activities.Food Web & Trophic Level Doodle Notes and Google Slides The Doodle Note and accompanying Google Slides include key terms, an explanation of energy transfer through the ecosystem, including the 10% concept, Trophic Le
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Grades:
6th - 8th
Endangered Species Project
This is an interesting and enjoyable project for students who are learning how to research, as it provides resources to get them started! It promotes technology and research skills, iMovie or powerpoint use experience, formal informational report writing and presentation and public speaking skills.Intended for 7th grade and up but can be used for group work for younger students.This endangered species project includes: - iMovie presentation rubric- Formal research paper rubric- Research note tak
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Grades:
7th - 9th
High School Biodiversity- Project on PARASITES!
This is a group project where students are to select, organize, and record relevant information of one parasite or type of parasite from a variety of appropriate sources, including electronic, print and /or human sources. A list of protists is in the document and a rubric is attached! Enjoy :)Previous Lesson on Biodiversity & Keystone Species:https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/High-School-Biology-Diversity-of-Living-Things-Biodiversity-Keystone-Species-3153585Previous Lesson on Taxo
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Grades:
9th - 12th
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