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Environment graphic organizers on sale
WQ 01 Water Quality Pollution Stewardship Treatment Organizers + 2 QUIZZES
This is an excerpt from my popular line ofBossy Brocci Math & Big Science workbooks on Amazon.Answer KEY included=======================Students will:1) Complete Note-taking & illustrations (in class, with a group, or solo)in 2 Graphic Organizers (Semantic Maps) on: Water Pollution Examples Water Pollution Signs & Symptoms Water Pollution Consequences Point-Source & Non-Point Water Pollution Water Stewardship as Protection Water Stewardship as Conservation Water Ste
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WQ 02 Water Quality Indicators & Dissolved Oxygen Graphic Organizers
This is an excerpt from my popular line ofBossy Brocci Math & Big Science workbooks on Amazon.Answer KEY included=======================Students will:1) Complete Note-taking & illustrations (in class, with a group, or solo)in 3 Graphic Organizers (Semantic Maps) containing:Nitrates and PhosphatesFertilizer to Fishkills sequence of eventsAerobic Decomposer BacteriaBiochemical Oxygen DemandFecal Coliform BacteriaDissolved OxygenSensitive BioindicatorsTurbiditypHWater TemperatureWater Hardn
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Polar Bears and Global Warming (Earth Hour/Earth Day)
The Polar ice caps are melting at an alarming rate and putting polar bears at risk for survival. Lots of engaging activities to make children aware of global warming and what they can do to help. Features 2 picture books, Winston of Churchill: One Bear's Battle Against Global Warming, by Jean Davies Okimoto, and The Polar Bear's Home: A Story About Global Warming, by Lara Bergen.I have included:Website, YouTube, and video linksPolar Bears (Schema for What I Know post it notes)4 Comprehension que
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1st - 4th
Also included in: Environmental Bundle: 4 Read Alouds
Multiple meaning words animals | word cards
In this resource, the child will learn a group of animals, as we start with him from the easy level to the most difficult level through an activity. We give the student in each square two animals and place 3 squares next to them, in front of which are the names of the animals. He must put a mark on the animals placed in each square.
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PreK - 1st
Coral Reefs AND The Brilliant Deep Read Aloud Activities (Habitats, Biomes)
Learn about the coral reefs and efforts to rebuild and save them from extinction, from two authors, Kate Messner and Gail Gibbons.The Brilliant Deep: Rebuilding the World’s Coral Reefs by Kate MessnerYouTube linkword list, from the back page of the book, and their meanings4 comprehension questions, in 2 formatsresearch the Coral Restoration Foundation (link provided) and report findings, starting with a research question Coral Reefs by Gail GibbonsYouTube linksimple reflection on what I learned
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1st - 5th
Also included in: Habitats’ Bundle: Coral Reefs and Biomes Read Alouds
Comparing Specialization in Coal Mining: Graphic Organizer
I created this resource as part of my Kentucky History unit. Students researched coal production in two states - Kentucky and Wyoming. Then, compared the 2 industries. Finally, they wrote an opinion paragraph on which state they believe has the comparative advantage in coal mining. This can be used as a Google Slides activity for digital learning or printed for in-person learning. There are FIVE documents in this resource. The two different paragraph slides allow for differentiation.1. Terms of
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4th - 8th
If We Were Gone: Imagining the World without People Read Aloud (Provocation, PD)
If We Were Gone, a picture book written by John Coy, asks the provocative question "Imagine what would happen if the people were no longer here." The ending reminds us of our need to take care of the Earth. I have included:6 comprehension questions on 2 worksheets or cut and past questions in a notebook to save paperClassroom book cover and 2 different student worksheets to write a new page for the bookDifferentiated worksheet with 2 sentence startersLetter template to write a government officia
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3rd - 6th
ANALYZING CLAIMS AND ARGUMENTS: WATER RECYCLING (NY TIMES LINK)
Engaging graphics help explain rhetoric and the article's conclusionNew York Times article for credible resourcecurrent issue of water recycling and consumer demand ideal for engaging discussions in English rhetoric units, Social Studies economics units, and Science recycling units! Even use of marketing can be useful in marketing class!
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9th - 12th
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