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Environment graphic organizers for Microsoft Word
Earth Day - Recycling Sort
Kindergarten and first grade students will increase their knowledge of "Thinking Green" while strenthening their sorting and graphing skills as they complete this "What gets recycled" challenge. A great way to combine math and social studies.
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PreK - 4th
Saltwater VS. Freshwater
This two page document will guide you and your little ones through a Freshwater/Saltwater brainstorm session. With space to talk about where you find each kid of water as well as what it can be used for.
Next have your students complete the picture sort activity for review or assessment.
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1st - 3rd
Plant Sort: Flowering & Non-Flowering
1. Laminate and cut the cards above (first 10 are non-flowering, second 10 are flowering)2. Glue sorting mat onto front of envelope/file folder3. Decide which way to play! a. Whole Group: give each student a card and spread out around room, then say ‘go’ and have students find pairs (2 students both having flowering OR both having non-flowering plant) b. Partners: Matching Gam-: flip cards upside down, take turns selecting 2,
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2nd - 12th
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Environmental Changes Cards
Students gain a better understanding of how humans and/or the environment impacts changes in organic material in the environment through classifying pictures under the following headings: Short Term Changes, Long Term Changes, Caused by Humans, Caused by Nature, Causes Re-Location, May Cause Genetic Mutations, May Cause Genetic Adaptations Over Time, May Cause Extinction of a Species.
Preparation- copy cards onto card stock paper in color and cut cards apart. Place cards into baggies so that
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7th - 12th
Food web poster with rubric
Food web poster rubric for students that lists the expectations on how they will be graded. Also includes an organism list with 67 organisms that live in North America as examples to help give the students ideas.
Basic poster requires 7 producers, 10 consumers,1 decomposer, and the original energy source that powers the web.
Feel free to modify the document to suit your class needs .
Worked well in my 6th grade science class as a final wrap up reinforcement activity.
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4th - 8th
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Ocean "Motions" Waves, Currents, and Tides Tree Map Picture Activity
This activity ask student to gather the information they have been taught about waves, types of waves, causes of waves, and effects, Currents, what kind of currents, what causes them? and the effects, and Tides, different types of tides spring and neap tide, high and low tide, causes and effects. The student is to organize the information into a tree map breaking down the three different types of "Ocean Motions" and then adding pictures. This is an activity that can also be a useful formative a
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4th - 12th
Renewable Energy Project
Students are given a scenario where they have to choose between 5 renewable resources for a plot of land. They need to first research each resource and write down positives and negatives in a graphic organizer. After they have researched each they will give them a rating out of 5 for how likely they are to use that resource on their land. After researching, they will write a paragraph about which resource they are using and why. Lastly, they will draw a picture of their resource being used on th
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6th - 9th
Point Source and Nonpoint Source Pollution card sort
This is a card sort that can be done in small groups as a review. I print it on different colors, cut, laminate, and keep in bags to hand each group a bag.
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9th - 12th
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Oceanography Layers of the Ocean Biomes Middle School Science
Students include animals in each zone and facts about abiotic factors. Students will chart each layer’s depth and map the major lifeforms of the seafloor. The handouts are editable.Crafted for both the classroom and homeschool teacher!OBJECTIVEThey will focus on the various adaptations and advancements (structures and functions) that these. creatures have evolved for a successful living in their ocean habitats. Learn about and color the Zones that make up the World's oceans and the different typ
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7th - 9th
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MS-LS2-5
Also included in: Oceanography Fun Activities, Labs, Directed Readings, Graphic Outlines
Natural Resources Renewable and Non-Renewable Graphic Organizer and Review
This is a graphic organizer that goes along with the Natural Resources-Renewable and Non-Renewable PowerPoint lesson. Students are to draw a picture of each resource, explain how it works, list the advantages, and disadvantages of using the energy resource. I have also included a one page two column 20 question review over natural resources, and an answer key.
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4th - 12th
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How Seeds Travel
Graphic Organizer to illustrate and label how seeds travel (water, animals/people, bursting, and wind)
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PreK - 3rd
Severe Weather Research Project
Students research a type of severe weather storm (blizzard, thunderstorm, hurricane, flash flood, or tornado) using the research guide. Students then used research guide to make a movie trailer on WeVideo but you could modify to fit your needs. You can have them turn that research into a number of different presentations or give them a choice: WeVideo, Imovie, PowerPoint, Google Slides, Poster, Report, Pamphlet, etc.
Research and Scoring Guide included.
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6th - 8th
Complete & Incomplete Metamorphosis Journal Charts for Students
Here is a small chart for students to use to learn the differences between complete and incomplete metamorphosis. There are 4 on one page for printing them small, but you can edit the document to include as many as you need or can delete the other three to just have one on the page. I have students glue these in their science journals.
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2nd - 6th
BBC Life: Plants Video Guide
This is a graphic organizer designed to go along with the "Plants" episode of the BBC nature series Life. It is NOT a fill-in-the-blank type of worksheet as I was trying to create something that required students to think about what they are watching. This particular worksheet highlights the plants featured in the video and asks the student to write down a brief description of the plant adaptation that is shown in the film. It is straightforward in that it follows each featured plant in order
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Oceanography How does the ocean shape the shoreline? Middle School Science
Are you looking for a fun activity to teach your students how the ocean affects the shoreline? This lesson is crafted both for the classroom and the home school teacher. This product contains2 LabsReading2 Graphic organizers-use as review, sub plans, homework, or classworkComplete answer key included.MaterialsPaint-Roller pan1 Quart (a liter) sand2 Quarts (2 liter) sandPencil Jar Tap water. 63 (ml) of sand Jar with lid
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7th - 8th
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MS-ESS2-2
Also included in: Oceanography Fun Activities, Labs, Directed Readings, Graphic Outlines
Global Warming Research Project
In this project, students analyze the issue of global warming. Is it a problem? What should be done about it? Students are assigned a role -- climatologist, environmentalist, oil company CEO, middle-eastern country leader, or automobile manufacturer -- and research their role's opinion on global warming. They then create a presentation outlining their role's opinions on global warming. Includes graphic organizers and rubrics.
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7th - 9th
DIY Recycling Project
This resource has everything you need to complete a recycle project including graphic organizers to help organize assignments, oral presentation note card requirements, and rubrics that are aligned to the common core. Students will create something USEFUL using materials that we would otherwise throw away or recycle, such as plastic milk containers, water bottles, soda cans, plastic buttons, card board, newspaper, magazines, paper towel or toilet paper rolls, etc. What can students build
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4th - 8th
Track Water Usage and Make a Pie Chart
Students will be able to track how much water they are using in each day and make an accurate pie chart to visually display their water consumption. It teaches students about water conservation and math skills with a protractor.
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4th - 10th
Biomes Graphic Organizer Activity
Students use this graphic organizer and the resources suggested on the worksheet to describe the climate, fauna and flora of the six major terrestrial biomes. This document can be edited to include more biomes. I used this activity to introduce a 9th grade Biology class to biomes before we dove deeper into the topics and they did really well with it.
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7th - 12th
Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle Sorting
This is a simple sorting activity for students to recognize what items and actions are reducing, reusing, or recycling. Students can cut and paste the items in the correct category.
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2nd - 5th
Ecological Levels of Organization Video Graphic Organizer
After teaching the introductory ecology lesson of levels of organization, play these short YouTube clips for the students while they complete the graphic organizer. It is a quick vocabulary review of the levels of organization, differentiating between biotic and abiotic factors. Students love the videos.
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7th - 10th
Igneous, Sedimentary, And Metamorphic Rocks Graphic Organizer
At the beginning of each lesson of rocks, I would pass out this graphic organizer and have students use their textbook or another handout to complete the graphic organizer. It provides space for students to write out important vocabulary such as: intrusive, extrusive, erosion, deposition, compaction, cementation, foliation, and non foliation. Sometimes, I split students into three groups and the groups research either igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic rocks. As they research using a textb
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4th - 12th
Paper and Lumber Process Sequencing Activity
When trying to teach my students about where paper comes from, I found they struggled to make connections during the whole process. It was difficult for them to comprehend how something that started as a tree could end up as a white piece of paper! Use this sequencing guide to have your students understand the process involved in making household items from lumber. Page 2 has a graphic organizer flow chart showing the four basic steps in timber harvest, and four basic categories indicating what
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3rd - 5th
Parts of a Plant Diagram
These diagrams detail the main parts of plants (roots, stem, leaves, flower, xylem, and phloem). The handout could be used as a supplement to a lesson or for review.
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3rd - 5th
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