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International Green Banking Initiatives WebQuest “Can finance save the planet?”
International Green Banking Initiatives WebQuest “Can finance save the planet?” Essential Question How do international green banking initiatives influence climate action, and can financial systems be redesigned to support sustainable and equitable development? Guiding Sub-Questions What is green banking and green finance? Why is finance critical to addressing climate change? How do green banks operate at national and international levels? Who benefits—and who may be excluded—from gree
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Environment, Geography, World History
Trees Worksheet: How to Identify Trees with Cones (Conifers)
Worksheet that you can print on how to identify trees with cones. This can be used as a lab with an quiz at the end to assess student learning. An answer sheet for the quiz is also provided. Objectives that can be assessed are: Understanding how to identify trees with cones by their bark, needles and cones
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Biology, Environment
CCSS
RI.11-12.4
, RI.11-12.7
Plant Propagation Pop Quiz
Plant Propagation Pop Quiz Do you want to assess your students on what they learned in the plant propagation lecture? Look no further, the document includes a short quiz and an answer key for checking. Enjoy + Have a great day:)
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Environment, Science
Also included in: Plant Propagation Guided Lesson Bundle
Junk Art (Powerpoint)
Incorporate technology into your lessons by downloading and using this fun and interactive PowerPoint intro lesson on Junk Art/Recycled Art/Trash Art. *Lesson includes vocabulary, reflection questions, a short quiz, and review questions. *Originally created for elementary age students but is fun and engaging for students of various ages! *Makes a great intro before beginning a class project creating junk art! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Art, Environment, Other (Arts)
Analyzing Graphs
Wonderful test prep to help students analyze data geared towards science and begin to make sense of factual current data geared towards climate change. Thee strong pieces of factual data in regards to and increase agriculture, the increase in dead zones around the world and the increase in mass extinction rates. This activity will get your students thinking on how we can come together to plan for a brighter tomorrow.
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Environment, Science
International Conflict Over Melting Arctic Shipping Routes WebQuest
International Conflict Over Melting Arctic Shipping Routes WebQuest Eco How New Sea Lanes Create New Rivalries “When ice retreats, geopolitics moves in.” Essential Question How is Arctic sea-ice loss opening new shipping routes—and why does that create international conflict over sovereignty, security, trade, and environmental risk? Guiding Sub-Questions What are the main Arctic shipping routes, and why are they becoming more accessible? Who controls (or claims to control) these routes
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Economics , Environment, Geography
Evaporation Experiment Complete Set
Evaporation Experiment and Data Collection Sheet together align with several Virginia Science Standards of Learning (SOLs) across elementary and middle school levels. Here’s the breakdown by grade band: Also includes Data collection Sheets, Reflection Writing prompts, Quizzes, Vocabulary List, Class discussion, Poster, and more. 🌍 Elementary Science (Grades 3–5)3.8 — Understanding the relationships among the Sun, Earth, and Moon (rotation, revolution, day/night, seasons). → Students connect
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Basic Principles, Biology, Environment
NGSS
K-ESS3-1
, K-ESS3-2
, K-ESS3-3
Globalization & Economic Interdependence WebQuest “Connected Economies: Trade ..
Globalization & Economic Interdependence WebQuest “Connected Economies: Trade, Technology, and the Global Web of Dependence” How countries rely on one another for goods, services, technology, and money in a globalized world. Essential Question How has globalization increased economic interdependence among nations, and what are the benefits, risks, and challenges of living in a globally connected economy? Background Globalization is the process of increasing connections among countries th
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Environment, U.S. History, World History
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Repair Foldable Research Assignment
The following assignment was designed for students to complete as an introductory activity to RRRR in environmental science. However, this could easily be used for a small project grade or extension activity for lower grade levels. Each of the sections increase in complexity as the students move through the questions. The last section is for students to summarize their findings. And of course, the attached documents are fully editable in case you want to edit them for your classroom requirements
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Environment, Family Consumer Sciences, General Science
Global Warming 1–3 Day Inquiry Lesson Plan
Global Warming 1–3 Day Inquiry Lesson PlanEssential Question How has global warming shaped debates about climate change, human activity, fossil fuels, greenhouse gases, environmental protection, extreme weather, sea level rise, government policy, international cooperation, economic development, energy use, environmental justice, and the future of the planet? Directions: Use this question to guide your research. Focus on global warming, climate change, greenhouse gases, fossil fuels, carbon
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Civics, Environment, World History
Life Science Homework Punch Cards
An editable set of homework punch cards for a Life Science Class. Simply change "Ms. Cochrane" to your name! These should be used as an incentive for turning in homework on time. Whenever a student turns in an assignment on the due date, ask to see their homework punch card and give it a punch! I use a butterfly shaped hole punch so kids can't just punch the cards themselves. When a homework punch is complete (20 punches), the students can cash it in for a reward. In my science class, this coul
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Environment, Other (Science), Science
GLOBALIZATION & SOCIAL CHANGE: ENVIRONMENTAL MOVEMENTS 1–3 DAY INQUIRY LESSON
GLOBALIZATION & SOCIAL CHANGE: ENVIRONMENTAL MOVEMENTS1–3 DAY INQUIRY LESSON PLANEssential Question: How have environmental movements worked to protect the planet, and what challenges do they face? ENVIRONMENTAL MOVEMENTS BACKGROUNDEnvironmental movements are efforts by individuals, groups, and organizations to protect the natural environment and address environmental problems. These movements became especially important in the 20th century as industrialization and globalization increased poll
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Civics, Environment, World History
Battle at Kruger (abiotic & biotic factors)
Worksheet to go along with the video clip of the Battle at Kruger (8 mins). Students write down all of the biotic and abiotic factors that they see during the video, then describe how they interact. Next they classify the biotic factors as either autotroph or heterotroph. Then classify the heterotrophs as either carnivores, omnivores, or herbivores and as predator or prey. Great as an introduction to ecosystems and vocabulary or as a formative assessment. Can be used with Kami for online learner
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Biology, Environment, Science
Let's Learn About Conservation and Recycling (PowerPoint)
Have fun and incorporate technology into your lessons by downloading this PowerPoint lesson on Conservation and Recycling. *Includes slides with pictures in order to make learning about conservation and recycling interesting and fun! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ *THIS PRODUCT INCLUDES: -Vocabulary -What is conservation? -Plant Conservation -Energy Conservation -Water Conservation -How can we conserve water? -What is waste? -Recycle
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Earth Sciences, Environment, Science
Smart Agriculture & Drones WebQuest “Can technology feed the future?”
Smart Agriculture & Drones WebQuest “Can technology feed the future?” Essential Question How can smart agriculture and drone technology improve food production, sustainability, and efficiency—and what risks or inequalities might they create? Guiding Sub-Questions What is smart (precision) agriculture? How are drones used in modern farming? Who benefits most from agricultural technology? What environmental problems can smart agriculture reduce—or worsen? How should governments regulate
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Environment, Geography, World History
How might species depend on endemic flora?
This lesson was constructed in Madagascar, Africa. (It is part 2 of a 4 series PBL unit)
Lesson includes:
1. Lesson Plan
2. Powepoint
3. Worksheet for student activity
4. Letter from Valbio Research Center
5. Reading activity on Tavy
Lesson #2
Aim: How might species depend on endemic flora?
NGSS Connection HS-LS4-5. Evaluate the evidence supporting claims that changes in environmental conditions may result in: (1) increases in the number of individuals of some species, (2) the emergence of
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English Language Arts, Environment, Science
360 PANORAMIC ESCAPE ROOM - GREENHOUSE EFFECT AND GLOBAL WARMING
An exciting 360 PANORAMIC escape room. The mission is set on Mars in the future. Earth is no longer inhabitable, and students want to know why. The escape room is designed to generate student interest in an important topic. There are a range of resources to support learning including videos, puzzles, worksheets and mazes. The missions should be played in numerical order as the information in the activities provide the answers to the clues. The escape room itself contains a lot of information reg
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Biology, Environment, Geography
Water Sample Work Sheet
This a simple question sheet to go with water sampling. I had my students go 5 stations and each station had a different water quality to test for. Each station also has a question or two about that test or equipment. This worksheet is very simple and basic. I more so wanted them using the equipment but wanted to make sure they read the instruction sheets that came with the equipment. I did leave it in word incase you need to change any of the questions to match your equipment. We tested for:
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Environment, Science
Carbon Credit Markets WebQuest “Can markets help solve climate change?”
Carbon Credit Markets WebQuest “Can markets help solve climate change?” Essential Question How do carbon credit markets work, and to what extent are they an effective and ethical tool for reducing greenhouse gas emissions? Guiding Sub-Questions What are carbon credits and why were they created? How do compliance and voluntary carbon markets differ? Who buys and sells carbon credits—and why? What criticisms and risks exist within carbon markets? Can carbon credit systems meaningfully c
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Environment, Geography, World History
Chasing November General Episode Worksheet
We all have those days where we are either sick, behind, or just need a bit of a break. Chasing November is a great way to still make the day educational. Don't spend hours upon hours of watching episodes and creating a worksheet. Why recreate the wheel when you don't have too? Great for a SUB! This is (1) general worksheet to be used for all episodes. * Episodes are not included in this. Chasing November episodes can be found on Amazon and Youtube. Great filler for a natural resources and wild
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Environment
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