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Environment Common Core 5.MD.C.5 resources
The Water Cycle: labeled & unlabeled diagrams, human impacts, 3 lab activities
Get ready to study the water cycle! The at-home science labs are perfect for homeschool or remote learning. Adaptable to a variety of age groups, from late elementary to early middle school.Included MaterialsWater cycle diagram and blank student sheetReusable labeling tiles10 vocab flashcardsEvaporation science at-home labPrecipitation science at-home labInfiltration science at-home labLab observation sheetsReflection questionsHuman impacts questions and activityDirectionsAnswer key Please note
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3-5-ETS1-3
, 2-ESS2-3
Juice Box Nightmare
This investigation allows students to dive into surface area and volume with an environmental focus. It's a hands-on and practical activity that gives mathematical calculations a real-world context!
The Problem: Juice boxes are convenient and easy to drink, but they leave tons of trash in our environment that can be harmful to wildlife.
The Investigation: You were hired by a juice box company to help out with their mission to reduce waste in the environment. To do so, you need to figure out w
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4th - 6th
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SPONGE CITY - ENGINEERING DESIGN
Students will understand the importance of water conservation and of the saying, “Every Drop Counts”, as they build a model city to capture water, not shed water, and will learn the difference between an aqua duct and an aquifer. Students will learn that when a city is built to harness water, store and reuse it, the architecture and design of that city will need to change. Students will learn the crucial importance of designing a waterproof city vs. a water capturing city, or rather, a “sponge
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4th - 7th
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