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Earth sciences cultural activities $5-10
Seven Natural Wonders of the World Virtual Field Trip (Google Earth)
Take your elementary students on a virtual field trip to the 7 Natural Wonders of the World! Using a combination of Google Earth™ 360-degree views, informational text, video, and visuals, your students will learn about each of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World from various perspectives.Students will learn about and virtually explore the following:Mount EverestGreat Barrier ReefParicutinRio de JaneiroNorthern LightsGrand CanyonVictoria FallsThis low prep activity includes::: Digital Google S
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Grades:
2nd - 4th
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NASA Space Centers Virtual Field Trip (Google Earth Exploration)
Take your students on a virtual field trip to three different NASA space centers across the United States. Using a combination of Google Earth™ 360-degree views, informational text, video, and visuals, your students will learn about NASA, research and contributions, space travel, and significant events.This virtual field trip covers::: NASA Headquarters:: Mary W. Jackson :: Field Centers :: Langley Research Center:: Apollo Lunar Landing:: Landing on the Moon:: Margaret Hamilton:: Johnson Space C
Grades:
5th - 7th
Also included in: End of Year Virtual Field Trip Bundle (Google Earth Exploration)
Caves Virtual Field Trip (8 Different Caverns with Google Earth Exploration)
Take your students on a virtual field trip to learn all about caves! Using a combination of informational text, Google Earth exploration, videos, and visuals, your students will learn about and tour 8 different caverns around the world.This virtual field trip covers::: What is a Cave?:: How Caves are Formed:: Speleothems (stalactites, stalagmites):: Speleology (spelunking or potholing):: Life Inside Caves:: A Cave Legend:: Cave Dwellers:: The World's Longest Cave:: Primary Caves (lava tubes):: K
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Grades:
4th - 6th
Montessori Lower Elementary 3-Year Cultural/Writing Curriculum Outline
This is a three year Lower Elementary cultural curriculum outline based off of the Montessori curriculum. It can be utilized two different ways: You could use each year outline for one grade level per year. This works well if you have a large class and support staff to help with the lessons/follow-up work. Year One = First GradeYear Two = Second GradeYear Three = Third GradeIt can also be done with the whole class as a cycle for each year. I think this works best if you have a small class or you
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Grades:
1st - 3rd
Carpeta de trabajos / Álbum de Evidencias para preescolar en Español
Completa carpeta de evidencias para preescolar de 64 páginas que incluye:
Colores
Formas
Motricidad fina
Técnicas artísticas
Números del 0 al 9
Letras (Vocales y consonantes)
Cada hoja trae el enunciado de la actividad y el objetivo de la misma.
TERMS OF USE
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Grades:
PreK - 1st
Indigenous Sacred Medicines - Plant Life Cycles and Culture
Students will learn the cultural significance of tobacco, sage, cedar and sweetgrass - the four Indigenous Sacred Medicines. Students will learn how Indigenous people use these plants in ceremony and in daily life. Students will learn about the life cycle of these plants and they will create a Sacred Medicines booklet.Created by an Indigenous educator, this resource is authentic and full of Indigenous culture.Page 1: Lesson planPage 2: Indigenous Sacred Medicines posterPage 3: Cultural Significa
Grades:
4th - 7th
Mining Virtual Field Trip (Types of Mining, Underground Mine Tours, Minerals)
Take your students on a virtual field trip to learn all about mining! Using a combination of informational text, Google Earth exploration, videos, and visuals, your students will learn about different types of mining, methods, and the history of mining from multiple perspectives. This trip includes underground mining tours through Google Earth!This virtual field trip covers::: What is mining?:: Different types of mining (mineral deposits):: Mining & the role of miners:: Forty-Niners (49ers)
Grades:
4th - 6th
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25 South and Central American Animal Spanish Research Posters
Use these 25 Central and South American Animal Spanish Research Project Posters to teach your Spanish students about 25 different animals in Central and South America! The research posters come in Spanish, perfect for an animal spanish lesson or research project.Students will research the famous 25 Central and South American animals, learn about their location, natural habitat, physical description, fun facts, and what the animal does! Great activity for jigsaw readings, sub plans, research proj
Grades:
7th - 10th
Also included in: Hispanic Research Project Mega Bundle
Salmon Life Cycle and First Nations Culture - Indigenous Education
Discover the significance of salmon in First Nations culture and livelihoods. Dive into a comprehensive 7-page lesson covering the importance of salmon, fishing methods, ocean conservation, and the salmon life cycle. Engage in three enriching activities to deepen understanding and appreciation. This resource offers an immersive exploration of the integral role of salmon, ideal for fostering cultural awareness and environmental stewardship.Page 1: Lesson planPage 2: The Deep Connection to Salmon
Grades:
4th - 7th
Indigenous Hunting and Fishing Traditions in Canada - Indigenous Education
Discover Canada's Indigenous hunting and fishing traditions with this social studies resource. Learn about 10 animals and their habitats and how they were hunted for and fished for. Students will gain insight into ecology and Indigenous culture. Page 1-2: Lesson PlanPage 3: Indigenous Hunting and Fishing handoutPage 4: Importance of Hunting and Fishing to Indigenous peoples Page 5-9: Animal cards (caribou, bison, moose, seal, salmon, trout, beaver, duck, rabbit, ptarmigan)Page 10: Mapping activi
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Grades:
3rd - 6th
Cedar Tree Inquiry and Activity - Indigenous Outdoor Education
Discover cedar, cherished as the "tree of life" by some First Nations peoples, among the Sacred Indigenous Medicines. Explore its traditional uses, origin, and cultural significance. Students will brew traditional cedar tea and create a captivating tree ring project reflecting their life journey, resulting in stunning visual representations.Page 1: All about cedarPage 2: How Indigenous people use cedarPage 3: What does cedar look like? Page 4: Making cedar teaPage 5: Tree rings project lesson pl
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Grades:
4th - 7th
Adventures in Space: Exciting Solar System Activities
Celestial Explorations: Solar System Activities for PreschoolersAn enriching journey through the cosmos with our "Celestial Explorations: Solar System Activities for Preschoolers." This comprehensive package is meticulously crafted to engage young minds with a variety of interactive and educational activities centered around the wonders of the solar system. Perfect for preschool classrooms and homeschool environments, these activities provide hands-on learning experiences that ignite curiosity a
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PreK - 3rd
Earth Day Presentation / Earth Day is Everyday
This is a presentation that can be used with students of different levels from middle to high school students to celebrate Earth Day on 22 April. This presentation tells the story of this occasion and the significance of it.This presentation also includes links to online activities that raise the students' awareness about the importance of sustainability and protecting the environment. This presentation is an excellent tool that can be shared with the students to raise awareness about fundamenta
Grades:
8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
25 Animals in South America English Research Posters
Use these 25 Animals in South America and Central America Research Project Posters to teach your students about 25 different animals in Central and South America! The research posters come in ENGLISH, perfect for an animals in South America or the rainforest lesson or research project.Students will research the famous 25 Central and South American animals, learn about their location, natural habitat, physical description, fun facts, and what the animal does! Great activity for jigsaw readings, s
Grades:
7th - 10th
Also included in: Hispanic Research Project Mega Bundle
Untold Earth Choice Board Activity - No Prep/Editable
GIVE THE CHOICE TO YOUR STUDENTS! This is the perfect activity to give students their agency, while still knowing that they will learn something valuable. Students will discover some unusual things about the Earth we live on, by choosing different videos from the choice board. All videos revolve around science and a little bit of culture. Each video also has 3 editable questions that students can answer. To answer these questions you can print out one of the provided worksheets or assign them on
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Grades:
7th - 12th
Characteristics of animals
Describing animals includes a variety of living organisms, each with their own unique characteristics, behaviors, and roles in the natural world. These images include a range of species, from domesticated companions like dogs and cats to majestic wildlife like lions and wolves. The content delves into the physical traits, behaviors, and adaptations that define each animal, highlighting their roles within ecosystems and their interactions with humans.
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Grades:
5th - 12th, Adult Education
Forest Habitat
Enjoy these 8 lessons with details materials and resources about the deciduous forest. Simply print, laminate, and cut!
*Welcome to the Deciduous Forest
*Forest Adaptations
*Forest Food Web
*Preparing for Winter (migration, adaptation, hibernation)
*Forest Facts
*Types of Deciduous Trees
*Fundamental Needs in the Forest
*Leaf Colors
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Grades:
K - 5th
Also included in: Habitat Studies BUNDLE
Exploring Canadian Wildlife - Habitat and Survival - Indigenous Education
Are you looking for an engaging Indigenous Education resource featuring Canada's animals? Students will learn about 16 animals and their habitats, food, survival techniques and the importance of hunting and fishing to Indigenous people.Page 1: Exploring Canadian Wildlife: lesson planPage 2: Importance of Hunting and Fishing to Indigenous People (handout)Page 3-5: Animal learning cardsPage 6: Group Activity templatePage 7: Group Activity template option #2Page 8: Animal Habitat Diorama Project: l
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Grades:
3rd - 6th
Weather Folklore Sayings Cards - Montessori
Introducing our enchanting collection of watercolor printable materials, perfect for bringing the magic of weather folklore and natural phenomena into your classroom. These materials are perfect for Montessori environments, science centers, and interactive learning stations, offering a hands-on approach to exploring weather patterns, natural cycles, and folklore wisdom. This set of 12 cards includes: The traditional sayings or folklore related to weather predictions (for example, "Red sky at nig
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Grades:
1st - 4th
The Ultimate Leap Year Learning Bundle: Quiz, Flashcards & Writing Activities
Leap into Learning with this Comprehensive Leap Year Bundle!Unravel the mysteries and celebrate the wonder of Leap Year with this engaging bundle packed with fun and educational activities!What's Included:Leap Year Quiz: Test your knowledge with 41 thought-provoking questions and informative answers, covering history, science, and cultural aspects of Leap Year.Leap Year Flashcards: Reinforce key facts and concepts with 23 colorful and informative flashcards, perfect for individual practice or gr
Grades:
1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Timeline of Centuries BCE/CE BC/AD with Labels Printable
50th Century BC or BCE to 25th Century AD or CEUse the timeline to explore any concepts related to history!Secular (BCE/CE) and religious (BC/AD) versions BOTH INCLUDED.Labels included for: decade, century, millenium, BC, BCE, AD, CE, historic periods, color-coded for continents, blanks, and more!Cut the sections of the timeline out and attach together (like the example below) to make a BCE/CE timeline! It will measure 3.5" x 131.5" (9.5 cm x 334 cm) when put together (at 100% scale). At 50%, it
Grades:
1st - 6th
Winter Solstice Social Studies Science Lesson | Slides and Small Group Activity
Winter Solstice Social Studies Science Lesson | Slides and Small Group Activity is a fun and engaging lesson that covers the science behind the winter solstice as well as the different cultural celebrations centered around the Winter Solstice. Students will then apply this knowledge to creating their own Winter Solstice celebration that includes the reasoning behind the celebration, 2 traditions, and 1 activity. This lesson was created with the week before winter break in mind. It is engaging, c
Grades:
3rd - 5th
NGSS:
3-ESS2-2
Teaching Activity: Exploring Planet Resources with M&Ms: Rationale/Vocab/Outline
This activity engages students in a hands-on and interactive way, using candy as a tangible representation of planet resources. By participating in the candy distribution and reflection, students are actively involved in exploring concepts related to resource allocation and sustainability. The use of colorful candies to represent different planet resources provides a visual and concrete representation for students to grasp abstract concepts. This visual aid helps students understand the distribu
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Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Desert Unit
Teaching a unit on the desert? You'll find everything you could need for mini-lessons, centers, and student research projects. Print, laminate, and cut out these 7 activities focusing on the desert: facts, fundamental needs, water cycle, life cycle of reptiles, and much more!
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Grades:
1st - 5th
Also included in: Habitat Studies BUNDLE
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