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Multiple Choice and drawing diagrams quiz on the structure and basic properties of water. Properties include; polarity, adhesion, cohesion, universal solvent, high specific heat.

This activity contains a set of 8 pairs of cards so students can match a picture of an organism that has gone extinct due to human causes with basic information about it's extinction (16 total cards). The cards can be used in a partnering activity or as a memory game. Docx file allows for easy editing, if desired!

This exam tests ecology topics including basic vocabulary, a/biotic limiting factors, trophic levels, energy pyramids, food chains and webs and influence on humans on the carbon cycle and the environment. Multiple Choice and Short Response questions with answer key, Common Core Standards and Living Environment Regents Standards. Word document for easy editing. Ready to print and go!

This ppt goes over IB ESS criteria for "Humans and Pollution". Topics include: Definition of pollution Point/Non Point Source Primary/Secondary Prisoner's Dilemma in relation to pollution Reading on DDT pollution

This activity comes with the major storages and transfers in the carbon cycle laid out of a series of slides. First, students match the picture of the storage to the description of the possible transfers. Then, students can use the pictures to create their own carbon cycle picture on a blank background paper and add in arrows (and additional drawings, if they are feeling creative!) All clip art included are original creations and property of Schley Teach. Not for commercial re-use. Use in gen

This 15 point quiz asks review questions from IB ESS criteria around "Humans and Pollution". It is designed to pair with the "Humans and Pollution" powerpoint. Topics include: Primary/secondary pollutant definitions and examples Point/Non-point source pollution and mitigation Use of DDT Answer key included! Print and go!

Simple, introductory quiz to properties of matter that could be used as a baseline or after an early reading. Content includes: physical and chemical properties (and examples) intensive and extensive properties basic understanding of density Document is a word file, so can be edited easily to include your own content!

Toics include Ecology vocabulary, a/biotic factors limiting factors, food chains/webs, population dynamics, carbon cycle and human impact on global warming 20 Multiple Choice 30 points of short answer

This package of three worksheets detail the processes of positive and negative feedback, carbon-based molecules and enzymes. Students can read the descriptions and test their knowledge with questions, then check their work against the provided answer key. Ready to print and use!

Discusses polarity of water and the unique properties of cohesion, adhesion, high specific heat, universal solvent.

This powerpoint review important people, legislation and events that shaped the history of the environmental movement.

This worksheet can be used in conjunction with class notes or with the web reading that is mentioned in the directions to provide middle school students with an introduction to their study of the atmosphere. The document can be edited for instructions that best fit how you plan to use the resource in your class!

This resources can be used independently or after students have reviewed the "Intro to Environmental Movement" pptx to test understanding.

This get-up-and-move bingo game will give your students a chance to bond and catch up at the beginning of the year. Easy to use in advisory or a subject class. Print a fill-in bingo card for each student and have them move and talk to see who can get their filled out the quickest!

This FREE sample contains questions to accompany the video "The Story of Stuff" by Annie Leonard. Important topics addressed in the film include pollution and human impact. Question sheet is docx format to allow for editing. Also provided: Link to video, Answer key (with timestamps). No need to preview the video!