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USA National Parks
National parks in the United States are an example of environmental protection, especially in the context of increasing global warming. The virtual lesson takes place through the Google Earth Web application and flies over the most important natural parks, offering the possibility to access the information on the screen.
3rd - 11th, Higher Education
Biology, Earth Sciences, Geography
NGSS
K-ESS3-3
Wild West Southwest: Geography, Culture, & Vocabulary
Kick off your Wild West unit with this engaging, no-prep Day 1 lesson! Students explore the rugged geography of the New Mexico Territory and Arizona deserts through a visual hook, guided slide discussion, short desert videos, hands-on vocabulary matching, and an exit ticket. What’s Included:5E-aligned 50-minute plan (Hook → Guided Exploration → Video → Vocabulary → Wrap-Up)Ready-to-project Google Slides™ (8 slides with speaker notes, discussion prompts & examples)Printable student worksheet (phy
4th - 6th
Geography, Other (Social Studies), U.S. History
Highlights Top Secret Adventures/Passport to Adventure worksheet template
Highlights has an excellent set of geography world history books called Highlights Top Secret Adventures that I use in my classroom for simple research reports. These books are also Accelerated Readers books. This simple research template is easy for the kids to fill out as an assignment or for enrichment work. Extending: Buy or make paper passports for each student. Once they finish "researching" a country, they add that country to their list of places they have visited and add a "stamp" to
2nd - 5th
Balanced Literacy, Geography, Social Studies
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