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Food Chains & Population Change - Cause and Effect
Food Chains & Population Changes Montessori-Inspired Ecology Material (Ages 6–12) Help students explore how energy flows through ecosystems and how changes affect living things with this hands-on, Montessori-style science material. This resource guides children from building simple food chains to analyzing population changes through cause-and-effect thinking. What’s Included: • Land biome animal cards (grass, mouse, rabbit, snake, owl, fox) • Marine biome organism cards (phytoplankton, zooplankt
2nd - 5th
Earth Sciences, Environment, Graphing
Summer Fun Nature Study Outdoor Walk Scavenger Hunt & Journal Writing Activities
Check out outdoor science learning activities for Spending Summer in Nature! While nature journaling, learning about the dandelion and American Robin (and much more) , these multiple activities will increase observation skills and increase knowledge of the natural world in the great outdoors! This amazing product is simple and yet comprehensive! Science Activities in nature are so fun! WHAT IS INCLUDED?In this 40 page packet, you will get the following: Table of Contents with Suggest
2nd - 8th
Environment, General Science
Also included in: SUMMER BUNDLE! Nature Fun! Summer activities! Travel| Observe| Learn
Under the Sea Coloring Pages
These Under the Sea coloring pages are designed to be simple and engaging for young learners, aged 2-6. There is space for name writing practice at the top and the written name of the object in the photo is there to increase letter identification and practice, as well as increase vocabulary. Use this page as a tool to talk about basic life science. For example, "Crabs lives in the ocean and eat plants and small fish". These coloring pages can be used for paint, watercolor, markers, crayons, col
PreK - K
Biology, Coloring Pages, Environment
Nature Arts and Crafts Printable Pack
Whether you’re brand new to the concept of nature play or a seasoned nature crafter and supporter of forest schools, this Nature Art and Craft Printable pack will provide hours of fun, learning and creativity for you and your children. As mothers and educators, many of us know it’s important to limit our children’s screen time. Yet, on average, children spend up to 4 hours a day in front of the TV, iPad or our phones. It is now more important than ever that we allow our children to grow and lear
PreK - 3rd
Environment
Animals in Winter: Hibernation, Migration and Adaptation activity
First, I printed the free printable set I made (you can have it, too) and taped the charts on the fence. I had my children cut the animal pictures and labels from the printables. You have the answer key for this part in the printable, too.
PreK - 3rd
Environment, Science
Ethical Chocolate Activity – A Free Classroom Worksheet on Fair & Sustainable Ch
This free Ethical Chocolate Activity introduces students to the idea of ethical decision-making through something familiar and engaging — chocolate. Using a clear, student-friendly Ethical Chocolate Checklist, learners explore where chocolate comes from, who is involved in growing and producing it, and what clues on packaging can tell us about fairness and sustainability. Students compare different chocolate bars, discuss ethical trade, and reflect on how price, ingredients, and transparency c
4th - 8th
Business, Economics , Environment
Animal Tracks Matching - Animals of North America
ContentsPg. 2-6: Animals, Tracks, and Descriptions •Arctic Hare •Red Fox •White-Tailed Deer •Red Squirrel •Eastern Wolf •Polar Bear •Moose •Beaver •Grizzly Bear •Chipmunk Pg. 7-9: Controls Pg. 10: Terms of Use Suggested Uses3-Part Card Matching •Each animal has a set of tracks associated with them. To help the child identify which tracks go with which animal, I have created description cards that can be used to identify paw-print characteristics. Memory Game •When using this material as a memor
K - 3rd
Environment
Exploring Watersheds: Where Does Your Water Come From?
In this project, students will work in small groups to investigate the journey of their local water, from its source to its destination, and analyze how it is managed and protected. They will explore where their water comes from, how it is treated, what potential threats it faces, and the effects of these factors on water quality. Each group will present their findings, including research data, implications for local water conservation, and opportunities for improving water stewardship.
5th - 10th
English Language Arts, Environment, Science
Outdoor Learning Discussion Prompts | Kindergarten | Grade One
Bring Your Morning Meetings Outside with Engaging, Curriculum-Aligned Discussions ☀️ Transform your outdoor learning time into meaningful conversations with this set of 80 detailed discussion prompts designed specifically for Kindergarten educators and early primary. Each question is thoughtfully crafted to spark curiosity, build oral language, and foster connections to the world around your students — all while supporting Ontario’s Four Frames of the Kindergarten Program. What’s Included: ✅ 80
PreK - 1st
Balanced Literacy, Environment
Full Bundle | Outdoor Learning Lesson Plans Pre-K: 5 Weeks Plan
Full Bundle | Outdoor Learning Lesson Plans Pre-K: 5 Weeks PlanDiscover the joy of outdoor learning with this engaging 5-week program for Pre-K students. It is designed to inspire, educate, and spark curiosity in young learners. The program includes hands-on activities, creative exploration, and plenty of opportunities for discovery. It is perfect for teachers and homeschoolers who want to nurture a love of nature. What’s Included:5 Weekly Lesson Plans with clear goals, objectives, and step-by-s
PreK - K
Environment
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