Scientific investigation and reasoning. The student
conducts classroom and outdoor investigations following home and school safety
procedures and environmentally appropriate practices. The student is expected
to:
Display this poster when learning about sustainability.
Posters outlining what can be put in the trash, recycling, and compost.
A set of energy-saving reminders that can be placed around the classroom.
A poster displaying some helpful tips for saving energy in the classroom.
A flow chart and accompanying worksheet exploring the process of soft plastics recycling.
A poster containing science safety rules for when performing experiments.
Use these 53 reduce, reuse, and recycle word cards on a word wall around Earth Day or to supplement your science lessons.
An 18-page teacher's guide on how to drive a sustainably friendly classroom!
A template for students to identify what they can do to help save the environment.
Use this flip book to build awareness of actions that are good and bad for the environment.
A hands-on science experiment about biodegradability.
A poster showing the process materials go through when they are recycled.
A mini book that your students can complete to explain how they can help the planet.
A set of 4 brainstorming sheets to use when brainstorming all of the ways we can reduce, reuse, recycle, and rethink waste.
A set of 4 posters explaining the concepts behind reducing, reusing, recycling, and rethinking waste.
A hands-on investigation task that allows students to design, create, and evaluate the effectiveness of a parachute.
A set of instructions showing how to create a worm farm.