Elementary School Environment Lesson

Explore a dynamic week of learning through an innovative mind map method!

By dissecting the Germs & Hygiene theme with five thought-provoking questions for each day, you will guide students to dive deep into each answer.

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PDF includes:

• two lesson plan forms- color and black & white
• Show and Tell note for parents
• five pages of breakdowns for each day
• three printable activities

B O N U S

• pattern activity

• circle time activity

• affirmation cards -color and b/w

Monday: What are germs?

Tuesday: Why is it important to wash our hands?

Wednesday: How do germs spread?

Thursday: How can we keep our environment clean?

Friday: Show and Tell: What healthy habits do you practice?

Structure of the lesson plan:
- question of the day
- circle time (all the script)
- hands-on activity
- read aloud (book suggestions)
- Friday Show & Tell

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JULY

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SEPTEMBER

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SUMMER

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THE ULTIMATE BUNDLE- get it and relax for THE WHOLE YEAR- everything you need for your preschool classroom lesson planning, all the seasonal themes, holidays, and more!

Each lesson plan includes:

- two lesson plan forms- color and b/w

- five pages of breakdowns for each day (script for circle time included)

- Show and Tell note for parents

- printables

each lesson plan has a BONUS

- two extra activities

affirmation cards- color and b/w

The structure of each lesson plan has:

- question of the day

- circle time (all the script)

- hands-on activities

- read aloud (book suggestions)

- Friday Show & Tell (note for parents included)

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JANUARY lesson plans:

SNOW

Monday: Have you ever seen snow?

Tuesday: What do you wear when it's snowing?

Wednesday: What fun activities can you do in the snow?

Thursday: What animals do you think live in snowy places?

Friday: Show and Tell: What is your favorite snow activity?

OPPOSITES

Monday: What is the opposite of up?

Tuesday: What is the opposite of big?

Wednesday: What is the opposite of hot?

Thursday: What is the opposite of day?

Friday: Show and Tell: What is your favorite opposite pair?

CONTINENTS (PART 1)

Monday: What is a continent?

Tuesday: What animals live in Africa?

Wednesday: What do you think it's like in Antarctica?

Thursday: What do people eat in Asia?

Friday: Show and Tell: What is your favorite place from this week, and why?

CONTINENTS (PART 2)

Monday: What countries are in Europe?

Tuesday: What do you know about North America?

Wednesday: What animals live in Australia?

Thursday: What do you think South America looks like?

Friday: Show and Tell: What is your favorite continent, and why?

*************BONUS*****************

CHINESE NEW YEAR ACTIVITIES

PDF includes:

- coloring pages for each animal of the year

- "Find the shadow" activity

- "Count and Write" activity

- Story Dice

BONUS

- red envelope craft

- affirmation cards (color and b/w)

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FEBRUARY lesson plans:

AFRICAN AMERICAN LITERACY WEEK

"The Snowy Day" by Ezra Jack Keats

"Amazing Grace" by Mary Hoffman and Caroline Binch

"Little Melba And Her Big Trombone" by Katheryn Russell-Brown

"EllRay Jakes Is Not a Chicken" by Sally Warner

"Dream Big, Little One" by Vashti Harrison

FRIENDSHIP

Monday: What is friendship?

Tuesday: What makes you a good friend?

Wednesday: How can we express our feelings?

Thursday: How can we resolve conflicts?

Friday: Show and Tell: What are some ways of celebrating friendship?

DENTISTRY

Monday: What do you think a dentist does?

Tuesday: How many times do you brush your teeth each day?

Wednesday: What is your favorite food that is good for your teeth?

Thursday: Have you ever visited a dentist?

Friday: Show and Tell: What is your favorite part of taking care of your teeth?

WEATHER

Monday: What is the weather like today?

Tuesday: What do you like to do on a sunny day?

Wednesday: Have you ever seen snow? What was it like?

Thursday: What do you wear on a windy day?

Friday: Show and Tell: What is your favorite weather?

***************BONUS*****************

VALENTINE'S CARD TEMPLATES + ACTIVITIES

- five cute Valentine's cards with an empty box inside to write

- two Valentine's activities

- affirmation cards (color/ black and white)

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MARCH lesson plans:

ST PATRICK lesson plan:

*What is green stand for on St. Patrick's Day?

*What is a shamrock?

*What is a leprechaun?

*What is a blarney stone?

*What makes you feel lucky?

TRANSPORTATION lesson plan:

Monday: What is transportation and what is it used for?

Tuesday: What is your favorite vehicle to travel on land?

Wednesday: Have you ever been on a boat or a ship?

Thursday: How do airplanes fly?

Friday: Show and Tell: What is your favorite mode of transportation, and why?

REPTILES lesson plan:

Monday: What is a reptile? Can you name any reptiles you know?

Tuesday: What do reptiles eat? How do they find their food?

Wednesday: How do reptiles stay warm or cool?

Thursday: How do reptiles protect themselves from predators?

Friday: Show and Tell: What is your favorite reptile and why?

MAMMALS lesson plan:

Monday: What is a mammal?

Tuesday: What are the different types of mammals?

Wednesday: What are the mammals' adaptations?

Thursday: How do mammals move?

Friday: Show and Tell: What is your favorite mammal and why?

B*O*N*U*S*

-TRACING WORKSHEETS NUMBERS 0-9

- 2 extra printable activities

- affirmation cards- color and b/w

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APRIL lesson plans:

Book Week:

Monday: Friendship: "The Rainbow Fish" by Marcus Pfister

Tuesday: Nature: "The Very Hungry Caterpillar" by Eric Carle

Wednesday: Emotions: "The Color Monster: A Pop-Up Book of Feelings" by Anna Llenas

Thursday: Animals: "Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?" by Bill Martin Jr./Eric Carle

Friday: Imagination: "Where the Wild Things Are" by Maurice Sendak

Bugs and Insects:

*What is the difference between a bug and an insect?

*What are the parts of the insects?

*What do bugs and insects eat?

*What sounds do insects make?

*What do insects can, have, and are?

Five Senses:

*What do you see?

*What do you taste?

*What do you feel/touch?

*What did you hear?

*How does it smell like?

Earth Week:

*Why do we celebrate Earth Day?

*What can we do to protect planet Earth?

*What is pollution?

*What is deforestation?

*What is climate change?

**********BONUS*************

Easter activities

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MAY lesson plans:

Bee Study

Monday: What do you know about bees?

Tuesday: Why are bees important?

Wednesday: What do bees eat?

Thursday: Where do bees live?

Friday: What did you bring for Show & Tell?

Kites in the Wind

Monday: What is wind?

Tuesday: How does wind help move things?

Wednesday: What shapes can you see in kites?

Thursday: How high can a kite fly?

Friday: Show and Tell: Bring something that is related to the theme

Camping

Monday: Introduction to Camping

Tuesday: Camping Gear

Wednesday: Nature Exploration

Thursday: Campfire Fun

Friday: Show and Tell: My Camping Adventure

Family

Monday**: Who is in my family?**

Tuesday**: What are some special traditions your family has?**

Wednesday**: Where do you live? A house/ apartment/ other type of house?**

Thursday**: What is a special memory with your family?**

Friday**: Show and Tell - bring a family photo**

BONUS: two Mother's Day card templates

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JUNE lesson plans:

ICE CREAM lesson plan:

Monday: What's your favorite flavor of ice cream?

Tuesday: How is ice cream made?

Wednesday: What toppings do you like on your ice cream?

Thursday: How do you eat your ice cream? Cone or cup?

Friday: Show and Tell: Ice Cream Creations

OCEAN lesson plan:

Monday**: What is your favorite sea animal?**

Tuesday**: What do you think is at the bottom of the ocean?**

Wednesday**: How do ocean animals live?**

Thursday**: How do people explore the ocean?**

Friday**: Show and Tell - Ocean treasures**

DESERT lesson plan:

Monday - Definition of desert

Tuesday- Desert animals

Wednesday- Desert plants

Thursday- Desert landforms

Friday- Show & Tell- What would you pack for a desert adventure

BALL STUDY lesson plan:

Monday: What a ball can do? Can all balls bounce?

Tuesday: What games can you play with balls?

Wednesday: How can you use balls to make art?

Thursday: How can we use balls for counting and measuring?

Friday: Show and Tell: Bring your favorite ball

B*O*N*U*S*

-2 Father's Day template cards

- coloring activity

- "All about my Dad" form

- affirmation cards- color and b/w

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JULY lesson plans:

AT THE BEACH lesson plan:

Monday: What do you like to do at the beach?

Tuesday: What animals live at the beach?

Wednesday: What treasures can you find at the beach?

Thursday: What sounds can you hear at the beach?

Friday: Show and Tell: What did you bring to show us from the beach?

PICNIC lesson plan:

Monday: What is a Picnic

Tuesday: Picnic Food

Wednesday: Picnic Places

Thursday: Picnic Games

Friday: Show and Tell: Bring something for the outdoor picnic

FOREST lesson plan:

Monday: What is a forest?

Tuesday: What animals live in the forest?

Wednesday: What do you know about trees?

Thursday: How many different shapes of leaves can you find?

Friday: Show and Tell: What did you bring from the forest to show your friends?

IN THE GARDEN lesson plan:

Monday: What do you know about gardens?

Tuesday: What parts of a plant can you name?

Wednesday: Who lives in the garden?

Thursday: What can you create inspired by the garden?

Friday: Show and Tell: What can we harvest from the garden?

B*O*N*U*S*

- 8 Fourth of July activities

+ 2 extra activities

- affirmation cards- color and b/w

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AUGUST lesson plans:

FRIENDSHIP

Monday: What is friendship?

Tuesday: What makes you a good friend?

Wednesday: How can we express our feelings?

Thursday: How can we resolve conflicts?

Friday: Show and Tell: What are some ways of celebrating friendship?

ALL ABOUT ME

Monday: My name and my family

Tuesday: My body and my senses

Wednesday: My feelings

Thursday: My hobbies

Friday: Show and Tell: What I want to be when I grow up

COLORS

Monday: What is your favorite red food?

Tuesday: What is your favorite thing to do on a blue-sky day?

Wednesday: What makes you smile like the sun?

Thursday: What's your favorite green vegetable?

Friday: Show and Tell: What is your favorite color?

COMMUNITY HELPERS
Monday: What do you think doctors, nurses, and veterinarians do to help people and animals?

Tuesday: What do teachers do to help us learn and grow?

Wednesday: How do police officers and firefighters keep us safe?

Thursday: What do mail carriers do to help our community?

Friday: Show and Tell: Which community helper would you like to be for a day, and why?

********BONUS *********

3 activities related to the book "The Very Hungry Caterpillar"

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SEPTEMBER lesson plans:

AT THE FARM

Monday: Introduction to Farms

Tuesday: Exploring Farm Crops

Wednesday: Discovering Farmers and Their Work

Thursday: Exploring Farm Animals

Friday: Show and Tell: My Favorite Farm Animal?

APPLES

Monday: What color do you think apples come in?

Tuesday: What do you think is inside an apple?

Wednesday: Where do apples grow?

Thursday: What can we make with apples?

Friday: Show and Tell: What is your favorite thing about apples?

BIRDS

Monday: What do the birds use their wings for?

Tuesday: How do birds communicate?

Wednesday: What do birds eat?

Thursday: How do birds build their nests?

Friday: Show and Tell: Bring a pic or item related to your favorite bird

ROCKS

Monday: Introduction to Rocks

Tuesday: Rocks Places

Wednesday: Formation of Rocks

Thursday: Purpose of Rocks

Friday: Show and Tell: My Favorite Rock

********BONUS *********

GRANDPARENTS DAY CARDS AND ACTIVITIES

4 different Grandparents' Day card templates with "I LOVE YOU" tracing and a beautiful grandparents' poem inside, flower craft, and "All about my grandparents" sheet!

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OCTOBER lesson plans:

FRUITS AND VEGGIES

Monday: What is the difference between fruits and veggies?

Tuesday: How do fruits and veggies grow?

Wednesday: Why is important to eat fruits and veggies?

Thursday: What new fruit or vegetable would you like to try?

Friday: Show and Tell: What is your favorite fruit or veggie?

MY BODY

Monday -Can you wiggle your fingers? How do you think your fingers are able to move?

Tuesday-Can you show me how your joints bend?

Wednesday- What do you think helps our muscles grow stronger?

Thursday- Can you feel your heartbeat? What makes your heart beat?

Friday- Show & Tell- What is your favorite way to move and be active?

FALL LEAVES

Monday: What colors are the leaves on the tree?

Tuesday: What sounds do you hear when you walk on dry leaves?

Wednesday: What do animals do with leaves?

Thursday: Have you ever jumped in a pile of leaves?

Friday: Show and Tell: What is your favorite color of fall leaves?

HALLOWEEN

Monday: How do we celebrate Halloween?

Tuesday: What is your favorite Halloween treat?

Wednesday: Have you ever carved a pumpkin?

Thursday: What sounds do you hear on Halloween?

Friday: Show and Tell: What is your favorite costume?

**************BONUS****************

FIRE SAFETY ACTIVITIES

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NOVEMBER lesson plans:

GERMS AND HYGIENE

Monday: What are germs?

Tuesday: Why is it important to wash our hands?

Wednesday: How do germs spread?

Thursday: How can we keep our environment clean?

Friday: Show and Tell: What healthy habits do you practice?

FOREST

Monday: What is a forest?

Tuesday: What animals live in the forest?

Wednesday: What do you know about trees?

Thursday: How many different shapes of leaves can you find?

Friday: Show and Tell: What did you bring from the forest to show your friends?

THANKSGIVING

Monday: What is Thanksgiving?

Tuesday: What are you thankful for?

Wednesday: What foods do you eat on Thanksgiving?

Thursday: Who do you celebrate Thanksgiving with?

Friday: Show and Tell: What is your favorite part of Thanksgiving?

HIBERNATION

Monday: What is hibernation?

Tuesday: What animals hibernate?

Wednesday: Why do animals hibernate?

Thursday: How do animals prepare for hibernation?

Friday: Show and Tell: What do you think it would be like to hibernate?

******************BONUS*********************

WORLD KINDNESS DAY activities

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DECEMBER lesson plans:

CHRISTMAS

Monday: What do you know about Christmas?

Tuesday: What is your favorite Christmas song?

Wednesday: What special food do you eat on Christmas?

Thursday: How do you decorate your home for Christmas?

Friday: Show and Tell: What is your favorite Christmas tradition?

HANUKKAH

Monday: What is Hanukkah?

Tuesday: What is a menorah?

Wednesday: What special foods do you eat during Hanukkah?

Thursday: What games do you play during Hanukkah?

Friday: Show and Tell: What is your favorite part of Hanukkah?

WINTER HOLIDAYS AROUND THE WORLD

*What winter holiday do you celebrate with your family?

*Have you ever seen a Kinara or Diya lamp?

*Have you ever seen a dragon dance or a red envelope?

*Have you ever heard of Las Posadas?

*What is your favorite winter holiday tradition?

ARCTIC ANIMALS

Monday: What animals live in the Arctic?

Tuesday: How do Arctic animals stay warm?

Wednesday: What do arctic animals eat?

Thursday: How do Arctic animals move?

Friday: Show and Tell: What is your favorite Arctic animal?

*********BONUS*************

WINTER SOLSTICE

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WINTER

SPRING

SUMMER

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THE ULTIMATE FALL BUNDLE- all autumn themes covered for September, October, and November, plus a BONUS each month has an EXTRA PRODUCT!

Each lesson plan includes:

- two lesson plan forms- color and b/w

- five pages of breakdowns for each day (script for circle time included)

- Show and Tell note for parents

- printables

each lesson plan has a BONUS

- two extra activities

affirmation cards- color and b/w

The structure of each lesson plan has:

- question of the day

- circle time (all the script)

- hands-on activities

- read aloud (book suggestions)

- Friday Show & Tell (note for parents included)

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SEPTEMBER lesson plans:

AT THE FARM

Monday: Introduction to Farms

Tuesday: Exploring Farm Crops

Wednesday: Discovering Farmers and Their Work

Thursday: Exploring Farm Animals

Friday: Show and Tell: My Favorite Farm Animal?

APPLES

Monday: What color do you think apples come in?

Tuesday: What do you think is inside an apple?

Wednesday: Where do apples grow?

Thursday: What can we make with apples?

Friday: Show and Tell: What is your favorite thing about apples?

BIRDS

Monday: What do the birds use their wings for?

Tuesday: How do birds communicate?

Wednesday: What do birds eat?

Thursday: How do birds build their nests?

Friday: Show and Tell: Bring a pic or item related to your favorite bird

ROCKS

Monday: Introduction to Rocks

Tuesday: Rocks Places

Wednesday: Formation of Rocks

Thursday: Purpose of Rocks

Friday: Show and Tell: My Favorite Rock

********BONUS *********

GRANDPARENTS DAY CARDS AND ACTIVITIES

4 different Grandparents' Day card templates with "I LOVE YOU" tracing and a beautiful grandparents' poem inside, flower craft, and "All about my grandparents" sheet!

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OCTOBER lesson plans:

FRUITS AND VEGGIES

Monday: What is the difference between fruits and veggies?

Tuesday: How do fruits and veggies grow?

Wednesday: Why is important to eat fruits and veggies?

Thursday: What new fruit or vegetable would you like to try?

Friday: Show and Tell: What is your favorite fruit or veggie?

MY BODY

Monday -Can you wiggle your fingers? How do you think your fingers are able to move?

Tuesday-Can you show me how your joints bend?

Wednesday- What do you think helps our muscles grow stronger?

Thursday- Can you feel your heartbeat? What makes your heart beat?

Friday- Show & Tell- What is your favorite way to move and be active?

FALL LEAVES

Monday: What colors are the leaves on the tree?

Tuesday: What sounds do you hear when you walk on dry leaves?

Wednesday: What do animals do with leaves?

Thursday: Have you ever jumped in a pile of leaves?

Friday: Show and Tell: What is your favorite color of fall leaves?

HALLOWEEN

Monday: How do we celebrate Halloween?

Tuesday: What is your favorite Halloween treat?

Wednesday: Have you ever carved a pumpkin?

Thursday: What sounds do you hear on Halloween?

Friday: Show and Tell: What is your favorite costume?

**************BONUS****************

FIRE SAFETY ACTIVITIES

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NOVEMBER lesson plans:

GERMS AND HYGIENE

Monday: What are germs?

Tuesday: Why is it important to wash our hands?

Wednesday: How do germs spread?

Thursday: How can we keep our environment clean?

Friday: Show and Tell: What healthy habits do you practice?

FOREST

Monday: What is a forest?

Tuesday: What animals live in the forest?

Wednesday: What do you know about trees?

Thursday: How many different shapes of leaves can you find?

Friday: Show and Tell: What did you bring from the forest to show your friends?

THANKSGIVING

Monday: What is Thanksgiving?

Tuesday: What are you thankful for?

Wednesday: What foods do you eat on Thanksgiving?

Thursday: Who do you celebrate Thanksgiving with?

Friday: Show and Tell: What is your favorite part of Thanksgiving?

HIBERNATION

Monday: What is hibernation?

Tuesday: What animals hibernate?

Wednesday: Why do animals hibernate?

Thursday: How do animals prepare for hibernation?

Friday: Show and Tell: What do you think it would be like to hibernate?

******************BONUS*********************

WORLD KINDNESS DAY activities

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Other lessons you might like:

SNOW

ARCTIC ANIMALS

THANKSGIVING

HIBERNATION

CONTINENTS

WEATHER

DENTISTRY

GERMS AND HYGIENE

WINTER HOLIDAYS AROUND THE WORLD

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SEPTEMBER

OCTOBER

NOVEMBER

DECEMBER

JANUARY

FEBRUARY

WINTER

SPRING

SUMMER

WHOLE YEAR ULTIMATE BUNDLE

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The ultimate November bundle of preschool lesson plans is here with Germs and Hygiene, Forest, Thanksgiving, and Hibernation- a week of each theme + BONUS World Kindness Day (November 13th) activities!

Get your kiddos on a November learning trip- from the importance of hygiene habits to Thanksgiving traditions, why animals hibernate during the winter season, and the wonderworld of forest habitats.

Each lesson plan includes:

- two lesson plan forms- color and b/w

- five pages of breakdowns for each day (script for circle time included)

- Show and Tell note for parents

- printables

each lesson plan has a BONUS

- two extra activities

affirmation cards- color and b/w

The structure of each lesson plan has:

- question of the day

- circle time (all the script)

- hands-on activity

- read aloud (book suggestions)

- Friday Show & Tell

GERMS AND HYGIENE

Monday: What are germs?

Tuesday: Why is it important to wash our hands?

Wednesday: How do germs spread?

Thursday: How can we keep our environment clean?

Friday: Show and Tell: What healthy habits do you practice?

FOREST

Monday: What is a forest?

Tuesday: What animals live in the forest?

Wednesday: What do you know about trees?

Thursday: How many different shapes of leaves can you find?

Friday: Show and Tell: What did you bring from the forest to show your friends?

THANKSGIVING

Monday: What is Thanksgiving?

Tuesday: What are you thankful for?

Wednesday: What foods do you eat on Thanksgiving?

Thursday: Who do you celebrate Thanksgiving with?

Friday: Show and Tell: What is your favorite part of Thanksgiving?

HIBERNATION

Monday: What is hibernation?

Tuesday: What animals hibernate?

Wednesday: Why do animals hibernate?

Thursday: How do animals prepare for hibernation?

Friday: Show and Tell: What do you think it would be like to hibernate?

******************BONUS*********************

WORLD KINDNESS DAY activities

PDF includes:

• Kindness challenge checklist
• mini kindness book
• Kindness Day poem
• Word search

B O N U S

• two extra printable activities
• affirmation cards -color and b/w

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Other lessons you might like:
SNOW

ARCTIC ANIMALS

THANKSGIVING

HIBERNATION

CONTINENTS

WEATHER

DENTISTRY

GERMS AND HYGIENE

WINTER HOLIDAYS AROUND THE WORLD

bundle deals that save you $$

SEPTEMBER

OCTOBER

NOVEMBER

DECEMBER

JANUARY

FEBRUARY

FALL/AUTUMN

WINTER

SPRING

SUMMER

WHOLE YEAR ULTIMATE BUNDLE

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Protect Our Landforms! Help Florida! Task Look out the window at the landscape of your area – what shapes do you see? Are there mountains? Flat land? Valleys or canyons? Every state has a unique shape. Did you know that the shape of the land around you will change over time? Wind, rain, or even human actions can cause the landforms around us to weather and erode. Sometimes, this is a natural part of the earth’s process. But other times, people can affect the earth by building, developing the land or pollution! Is this happening in your country? It’s up to you to find out how you can help your Florida home. You will be researching the Landforms in Florida, research how it has changed over the past 100 years, and what people are doing today that could hurt it. Then, you’ll create a Public Service Announcement to tell your family and friends how they can help to protect the Landforms in Florida.

Welcome to "Climate Change and Energy Usage" unit plan - a comprehensive 6-week unit designed for Grade 6 students. This carefully crafted unit aligns with the Alberta Grade 6 outcomes and focusses mostly on inquiry learning, offering an in-depth exploration of the complex relationships between energy usage, climate patterns, and ongoing climate change. This also covers many NGSS, TEKS and Virginia standards.

This unit engages students in a journey of discovery, encouraging them to investigate how historical energy use has influenced climate patterns, examine societal and economic factors behind energy choices, and explore climate change mitigation strategies. Through a blend of research, hands-on activities, and project-based learning, students will develop a deep understanding of climate change causes and impacts.

Key features of this unit include:

• Alignment with Alberta Grade 6 outcomes with an inquiry framework
• Integration of scientific data with traditional knowledge
• Exploration of extreme weather events and their connection to climate change
• Investigation of climate change impacts on ecosystems, agriculture, and human communities
• Study of various energy sources and factors influencing energy resource selection
• Development of critical thinking, research, and communication skills
• Culminating project with multiple options for student choice

By the end of this unit, your students will have developed a holistic understanding of climate change issues, explored potential solutions, and reflected on their role in creating a sustainable future. This unit not only meets curriculum requirements but also empowers students to become active participants in addressing one of the most pressing challenges of our time.

Equip your students with the knowledge and skills they need to understand and act on climate change. Download this comprehensive unit today and inspire the next generation of environmental stewards!

Enhance your classroom weather unit with this comprehensive Weather Unit. It includes 5 KWL charts, 12 Weather terms Anchor Charts, 4 cloud Anchor Charts, 4 cloud can, have are charts, "Make it Rain" project directions, Name that weather tool activity, Weather Prediction Page, Class Temp Graph, Graph question sheet, 6 weather story prompts, Weather word search, and much more! This resource provides a variety of engaging activities and resources to help students learn about different weather phenomena and develop their understanding of weather concepts.

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1st Grade Salt Life

Hey educators, here’s something special to wrap up the year with. Part of the RECAP 2024: A Year of Unforgettable Stories series, this workbook celebrates the heroes making a difference for our Earth. Dive into five inspiring stories and engage with activities that highlight their incredible efforts to protect and preserve the environment.

Article Titles included in this resource (each comes with its specific activity):

1. The Coral Reef Rescuers: Saving Underwater Cities

2. The Kids Who Stopped Plastic Pollution: Clean-Up Crew!

3. Protecting the Amazon Rainforest: Guardians of the Trees

4. The Solar Power Village: A Bright Idea!

5. Greta Thunberg’s Global Climate Strike: Youth Voices for Change

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5 engaging articles showcasing real-life eco heroes and their impactful actions.

5 interactive activities to encourage creativity, problem-solving, and environmental awareness.

Supports STEM learning by exploring environmental science and sustainability.

Ideal for both home and classroom use, perfect for individual or group learning.

Inspires future eco warriors by connecting them with real-world examples of environmental advocacy.

Empower students to make a difference and inspire them with stories of those leading the way to a greener future!

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• Ideal for Ages: school students

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I used this resource to help to introduce weather journals to my second graders. This resources helps students come up with weather words, through brainstorming and through the story Bringing The Rain to Kapiti Plain by Verna Aardema. This resource also introduces the two types of journaling, scientific and personal.

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Directions: These resources allow students to keep track of and describe the weather, record the date, and describe the weather.

Includes:

+ Weather Journaling Presentation

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15 critical thinking group or individual Earth Day debates, discussions, and writing prompts. Includes visually stimulating graphics and thought provoking prompts, such as:

Earth's changes over the years

Alternative energy

Barren neighborhoods

Create a timeline

Compare and Contrast

Global Warming

Environmental Pollution

Invitation for Earth Day Celebration

Newspaper Advertisement writing for Earth Advocate

Water conservation

and more...

Excellent for assessment purposes or stimulating debates and discussions on Earth Day issues.

Make a SPLASH with your students with this immersive fishing game focused on teaching young kids the difference between trash and recyclable materials. Students will explore the ocean depths, casting a line to catch fish, trash, or recyclables. But the real challenge comes after the catch – sorting your haul into the appropriate bins: trash can, recycling bin, or releasing the animal back into the sea. Children will learn the vital importance of protecting marine life and how their actions can help preserve our oceans. Join the mission to become an Eco-Fisherman and make a difference today!

Reel, Recycle, & Release Includes:

• A detailed game plan (2 pages)
• A sample lesson plan (2 pages)
• Printable cutouts with colorable images
  of recyclables, trash, and marine life (4 pages)

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With these NGSS lessons, students will learn about all four of the Earth's spheres and how the spheres interact with each other.

This is part of our MS-ESS2--1 and 5-ESS2-2 & 5-ESS3-1 unit and our MS-ESS3 Bundle: Earth and Human Activity.

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Do your students have a hard time understanding what decomposers are? This resource helps students gain a better understanding of this concept. There is a non-fiction text that tells students about different types of decomposers and their role in the environment. There are follow-up questions for the passage to check student understanding or to guide group discussions. There are also two mini posters; one of the decomposers and one of matter that is being decomposed. Several simple decomposition activities are also listed.

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Dendrochronology is a good introduction to the history of Earth. Once students are knowledgeable about tree rings it is easier for them to understand the concept of the geologic time scale. Not to mention, studying tree rings is just plain fun!

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⭐As ticks are spreading north and west, the prevalence of Lyme disease is increasing rapidly! Is this due to climate change? Students will read to find out about ticks, Lyme disease, and precautions they can take to minimize their chances of getting the disease. There two posters included with the reading showing ticks, and even the bulls-eye rash.

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Your students will learn all about the people, animals, and plants, and how they adapt to life in the Tundra. This resource comes in color and in printer-friendly black and white. It addresses the following NGSS: LS4-1, 2-ESS2-3, 3-LS3-2, 3-LS4-2, 3-LS4-3, and 4-LS1-1.

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These educational science posters and activities will help your students to understand the concepts of weathering, erosion, and deposition!

This is part of our ESS2-2 Unit.

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⭐Cover the NGSS about life cycles while reading about TICKS! Students will also learn a little bit about Lyme Disease and how to protect themselves from this growing problem. This booklet comes in two sizes. This is a great group read and discussion for first and second graders. It is an independent read for third and fourth grades. There two posters with pictures of ticks and even the bulls-eye rash. There are Lyme Disease prevention tips for the teacher if you decide to share these.

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With this WebQuest, students will learn about seven biomes using the NASA website. This engaging activity is perfect for distance learning and includes an answer key. It's also great for subs!

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