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High school environment outlines for Easel
Natural Resources Research Project
Students research and create a presentation about a material natural resource of their choice. Students investigate:-the resource and what it is made up of-how the resource forms-where the resource is distributed around the world-why it is distributed that way-uses of the resource-the harvesting process and its consequences related to the environmentIncluded in this file is:-project outline and note-taking guide-peer evaluation form-link to Google slide template for student presentations-grading
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5th - 9th
Where the Water Went (Eutrophication) CER
Struggling to incorporate writing into your science curriculum? Claims-Evidence-Reasoning (CER) prompts are GREAT ways to gauge student understanding AND promote literacy!This CER pairs well with or after lessons on Eutrophication. Differentiation tools have been built in for you!Sample answer included.
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6th - 9th
Holt Env Sci Ch 1:Intro to Env Sci Section 2: The Env & Society Guided Notes
This is guided fill-in-the-blank notes that coordinates with a 20-slide Power Point presentation that explains the environmental and society. After the lesson students will be able to:• Describe “The Tragedy of the Commons”• Explain the Law of Supply & Demand. • List 3 differences between developed and developing countries.• Explain what sustainability is and describe why it is a goal of environmental science. A great resource for any college prep environmental science class.Curriculum is ba
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8th - 12th
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