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Earth Day study guides for Google Apps
Two Degrees by Alan Gratz Earth Day Novel Guide
Two Degrees by Alan Gratz Earth Day Novel Guide is great for teaching about wildfires, hurricanes and environmental threats to Arctic animals and Earth's ecosystem. This novel guide consists of two parts, teacher's section and student's section. Filled with background information on wildfires, hurricanes, and the Arctic ecosystem. This novel guide includes:Learning ObjectivesKWL ChartChapter-by-chapter reading comprehension questions and answersBackground geographical information on wildfiresMap
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4th - 7th
Heroes of the Environment NGSS Google Classroom
Heroes of the Environment by Harriet Rohmer NO Prep Guide covering agricultural practices, the effects of pesticides and fertilizers, water and air pollution, benefits of vertical farming, mountain removal, depletion of wetlands, environmental cost of oil drilling. This resource includes: Agricultural practices traditional vs. industrial (mass production) The effect of pesticides and fertilizers on our food, drinking water, soil health, and air pollutionBenefits of “vertical farming”Water pollut
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6th - 8th
CCSS:
Cumulative Second Semester Environmental Systems Test Review
Second semester cumulative environmental systems test review.
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9th - 12th
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Recycle Reduce Environmental Reading and Vocabulary Activity for Google Apps
Feliz día de la tierra! Everyday is Earth Day! Reinforce the vocabulary of environmental endeavors with expressions of advice and formal commands. The vocabulary building activities will prepare your students for the included reading comprehension and discussion activities (2nd year and above language learner levels, Immersion and Heritage Speaker. Approximates novice-intermediate levels of the World-Readiness Standards for Learning Languages. Appropriate for 8th grade and above).Included (Form
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Not Grade Specific
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Rock Identification Game: FREE
This game requires a little prep, the activity needs to be printed and cut out into strips of paper ahead of time. Have students draw strips for this game then partner up with a peer. Each person will try to describe the category (Igneous, Metamorphic, or Sedimentary) their rock type belongs to without saying the category their rock belongs in, or saying their rocks name.
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5th - 12th
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NGSS:
MS-ESS3-1
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