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Earth Day outlines for Microsoft Word
Tiny, Perfect Things
Tiny, perfect things by M.H. Clark.Invite your students to pay attention to the beauty and mystery of the natural world around us. Readers are encouraged to slow down, wait and contemplate. Discuss with students whether such a thing as “perfect” exists. Is there an alternative word to “perfect”? -Includes lesson outline, snapshot sheet where students take note of "tiny, perfect things" and an opportunity to create a classroom book. -Encourages Growth Mindset!
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2nd - 5th
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Human Impacts on Nature Observation
Students will love to observe the natural environment around their school, home, or community while looking for evidence of human impact on their environment. Students will record their observations with words and drawings and also write what they think caused this impact in the environment (cars, pollution, littering etc) Students will then come up with an action that will prevent this impact from happening.
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1st - 6th
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Informative/expository Writing
This is a graphic organizer I used with my students to help them with organizing their ideas prior to writing. The prompt was What Can I do to Save Water? This may be a great writing lesson to use for Earth Day coming up!
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3rd
Legal Personhood | Geography Year 10 | Fieldwork Techniques
This document is aimed at teachers and accompanies the year 10 Geography kit on Legal Personhood. It provides examples of fieldwork techniques to gather data that can be used for Stage 1 Geography Fieldwork. Many of these techniques can be used across a wide range of different fieldwork topics and locations.Access the accompanying resources here.Explore our other Animal Protection Education (APE) kits here.This Australian Curriculum alignment statement is based on the Australian Curriculum, Asse
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10th
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