🌍 Turn your lights off for an hour tonight at 8.30! Make a den or a shelter or step outside with blankies & watch the stars!….just turn off your lights.Take part in ‪#‎earthhouruk‬&n…

Learn about the earth as you create these fun LEGO projects all related to the environment!

Ways You Can Help the Earth Ad Lib

Summer solstice can be a great opportunity to teach kids about Earth's tilt and its effect on daylight, sparking their interest in the world of astronomy.

Check out this outstanding list of The Lorax activities & more to extend learning fun with this Dr. Seuss book (& celebrate Earth Day!).

I love teaching my students all about Martin Luther King Jr.! We do *lots* of activities on acceptance, tolerance, and respecting each other...

Rebuses are a picture style puzzle. Words are represented by a series of pictures with letters being added or subtracted. I like to write ...

Nature Walk Scavenger Hunt Use this Nature Walk Scavenger Hunt to add even more fun to your family walks! Getting out for some fresh air is so important. Download Printable

This worksheet is to remember the Earth day and who created it. Here they can learn about the environment and their consequences, how to save the world and what things are good and bad - ESL worksheets

Earth Day Word Problem Math Worksheet

The activities below are available for free download, and are to be used in educational and/or private settings. They may not be used elsewhere or for other purposes (such as for profit) unless exp…

This is a great first week of school sheet to let students fill out. They can color the pictures and decorate. Another use is feature five students a day to share, or save them in a file and have the students share them on their birthday with the class. Getting so excited for the school year!! Science Doodles Interactive Notebook BUNDLES I offer you might like: (click on links below) Safety, Tools and Scientific Method Bundle Classifying Matter Bundle Changes in Water Bundle Mixtures and Solutions Bundle Circuits Bundle Light Bundle Energy Bundle Sun, Earth, and Moon Bundle Food Chains and Food Webs Bundle Inherited Traits and Learned Behaviors Bundle Adaptations Bundle Interdependency Bundle Environmental Changes Bundle Fossils and Sedimentary Rocks Bundle Weathering, Erosion, and Deposition Bundle Science Concepts Bundle Year of Vocabulary Words Bundle Social Studies Interactive Notebook Doodles I also offer: Social Studies YEAR BUNDLE of Vocabulary Words, History Alive Social Studies YEAR BUNDLE of Chapter Tests, History Alive Social Studies YEAR BUNDLE of 21 Foldables, History Alive Best wishes! Melanie

Just woke up from a long nap after teaching T.A.G. classes at OKTC! T.A.G. stands for “The Actor Grows” and is a program we have here for all the new kids to the company who are in gra…

Help students understand how our landfills are filling up with this earth day activity! This activity is an engaging, hands-on activity that includes a reading piece and a free download to help your students understand how landfills work and the decomposition process. Create your own mini-landfill today!

Need a fun and hands-on Earth Day activity? Challenge your students to an oil spill clean-up! Read on for a STEM challenge that teaches environmental consciousness, problem solving, and team work along with extension math problems that use measurement, percentages, and volume calculations. Our stude

Visual models help make fractions an easier task. Use this worksheet to help your 4th grader learn how to add mixed number fractions.

Lorax art, craft, and party ideas to do with kids. Lorax Earth Day activities are perfect for Dr. Seuss's birthday and World Book Day too.

Free printable layers of the earth diagram, worksheets, label worksheet, hands-on activities, nomenclature cards, and more! Free science worksheets, games, and printables.

Teach non-fiction, animal, and science topics ALL YEAR with this massive bundle of 17 Non-Fiction & Animal Science Units. Make learning about animals, seasons, and other non-fiction topics fun with these engaging non-fiction ELA and science mini-lessons and activities. This resource will help your first grade, second grade, or third grade students build writing skills, understand informational text and build reading comprehension, and learn interesting facts about important non-fiction themes and concepts all year long. ⭐ Create anchor charts to lead your lessons and use the low-prep activities to teach a comprehensive unit that supports every student in your classroom. ⭐ Students will learn about the four seasons, popular animals, earth day, and more by reading captivating non-fiction text written in student language and completing partner projects and independent activities. ↑↑↑ Look at the PREVIEW to see what's included up close, the individual units, and the variety of lessons and activities! ↑↑↑  All 17 units in this HUGE bundle include: Visual activity instructions for your lessons Non-fiction children’s book list about each topic to use for your projects Know, Wonder, Learn (KWL) & Schema activities with anchor chart headers Vocabulary and fact posters with real photographs Vocabulary activities – matching & cards Fact sorting and recording pages Labeled diagrams with each unit Printable booklets for kids to fill-in, read, and draw Life cycle information with anchor chart headers, activities, and mini books Photo analysis Differentiated writing prompts 4 or 6 step directed drawing activities Themed writing and crafts Research report booklet and writing paper Compare & contrast on a Venn Diagram Observation journals in some of the units Science experiments in the season units **Check out the PREVIEW for a thorough look into what this resource includes!** Why You Need the Non-Fiction & Animal Science Bundle: This bundle provides several activity and template choices, making it easy to differentiate and meet the needs of your students. Real facts are presented to your students in fun, engaging ways with photographs to keep them focused and excited to learn more. This bundle helps you facilitate meaningful lessons and discussions about non-fiction themes to enhance understanding of related vocabulary and facts. Build oral reading fluency and comprehension skills with the included stories and ELA activities. Easily display, teach, and organize the facts and vocabulary for this unit with the easy-to-print anchor chart pieces. Use the included tools to facilitate a fun research project with every topic! The best part? This resource saves you time as it comes with print-and-go activities and everything you’d need to teach your students about each topic. 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Learn how to integrate art into your plant science activities by having students make chlorophyll paintings. Similar to leaf rubbings, this simple science based art project is a fun and creative extension for teaching kids about photosynthesis.

This post includes unique ways to celebrate Earth Day with your kids. These Earth Day activities for families involve the outdoors and moving our bodies.

Use this packet to create a fun flip book to help kids learn just where in the world they are! Have a fun-flipping day! You Might Also Like:Science – No Matter The WeatherSculpt It!New Year Goals Writing Prompt Bulletin BoardFree printable back to school interview

Did you know Dr. Seuss Birthday is March 2? Have fun with your kids and plan a Dr. Seuss Day. I've included several fun Dr. Seuss activities for kids and the accompanying Dr. Seuss books.

Earth learning activities and free printables for kids.

Check out these fun invertebrates activities for kids. Students in 4th grade will love this hands on project to help them with animal classification. You'll love seeing them learning the types of invertebrates with and without exoskeletons. Click to read about my science lesson on Shut the Door and Teach.