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Earth Day service learning resources for homeschool
Conservation & Protect | Renewable Nonrenewable Resources | Pollution
Sustainability! Conserving Water & other Natural Resources is so important for our future! We need to take care of OUR Earth, and it starts by empowering our young students to make choices for the future!This product is included in my Sustainability Mega Bundle and focuses on Conservation and Protection. It covers the following:-Pollution of Air, Water & Soil⭐ A poster that teaches what Pollution is & what causes it⭐ A poster that teaches choices we can make to Reduce Pollution⭐ 2 C
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1st - 5th
Also included in: Sustainability MEGA Bundle | Earth Day | Sustainable Choices for Kids
Community Action Environmental Science Project: Solid Waste
Are you interested in engaging high school students in environmental science topics such as solid waste in a self-directed and engaging way? This community action environmental science project on the topic of solid waste does just that. Students will explore community issues related to solid waste using a student-directed project-based learning approach. Each student or small group will identify specific issues associated with municipal solid waste in the local or global community. Students will
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10th - 12th
Also included in: High School Biology Project Bundle: Wildlife and Conservation
Midwestern Urban Tree Canopy Unit Bundle
This product includes:Unit plans, with a unit including the following lesson overviews:Leaf identification practiceLeaf identification labMap exploration to form a hypothesis about different heat levels in different neighborhoodsNature walk/outdoor temperature-taking investigation (your own thermometers needed)Heat Island data dive/digital stations activityUnit student packetMidwestern deciduous tree field guideLeaf Identification vocabulary PowerPoint
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4th - 12th
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
Nature BINGO
Teach kids about nature, the environment, conservation, and much more with this fun BINGO game! The package includes a set of three BINGO game boards:1. Nature Scavenger Hunt The first BINGO card is filled with items children can find on a nature walk or outdoor scavenger hunt.2. Conservation BINGO The second BINGO card is filled with ideas to take care of the earth. Children can perform these activities at home, school, or in their community. 3. Nature Reading Challenge The third BINGO card is
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PreK - 5th
Earth Day Challenge BINGO FREEBIE
Let’s celebrate Earth Day! This bingo card is filled with 24 activities perfect for your students to participate in during Earth Week or Month! Challenge your students to do their part in helping protect our Earth by having them complete 5 activities in a row OR go for a complete blackout!Some activities can be done in class and some can be done at home.☝️ Follow me to stay tuned for more fun and freebies!MORE EARTH DAY ACTIVITIES:❤️ Earth Day Activities (3rd Grade & 4th Grade)TERMS OF USE
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Grades:
2nd - 9th
NGSS:
3-ESS3-1
, 5-ESS3-1
, 4-ESS3-1
Also included in: Earth Day Activities (BINGO, writing, math, puzzles) BUNDLE
HEART Humane Education: The Cost of a T-Shirt (Gr. 6-8)
By looking at the way a t-shirt is produced, youth will consider the impact that low-cost, low-quality, mass produced clothing has on people, animals, and the environment. Youth will explore the current impact the clothing industry has on others and the planet through readings and small group work. Students will examine various stakeholders within the t-shirt business to determine who they think is responsible for the negative
practices of the manufacturing industry.
This lesson explores the im
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6th - 8th
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HEART Humane Education: What Are We Wearing? (Gr. 6-8)
Students are challenged to consider how responsible they are for the impact of their consumer choices. They will explore the impact their clothing choices have on others, specifically animals. They will imagine that they are co-owners of a clothing store and present a “material brief ” to their “colleagues” about the way animals are raised for clothing products, such as fur and leather. As a group, they will consider the ethical and environmental implications related to selling the various mater
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6th - 8th
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