In this lesson, we explored what life would be like if we ran out of one of Earth’s resources.
In this lesson, we explored how we use the Earth’s resources in our school.
In this lesson we thought about the things we already know about Earth’s resources, and what we wonder about them.
In this lesson, students will learn about the people who put all these materials together.
This lesson will have students will find examples of materials they discussed in the previous lesson.
Students are asked to reflect on the importance of recycling through either writing or drawing. This worksheet was designed to be used with...
This teacher sheet outline the instructions for a recycling activity where students turn scrap paper into beautiful, handmade paper bookmark...
Students set off around the classroom or playground in search of examples of each category of material. This worksheet can be done as a comp...
In this lesson students will explored the toys from different countries and cultures and the forces that are used when playing with them.
In this lesson students will investigate how objects move through the air and the forces applied to the object.
In this lesson students will learn about the push of water and the pull of gravity.
In this lesson students investigate the amount of force needed to move an object can change.
In this lesson students will investigate how forces can change the shape of an object and why.
In this lesson students will use a paper plate and different materials to design a mask.
This lesson will investigate changes that occur to materials when they are heated.
In this lesson students will investigate materials that can bend or twist.
In this lesson students will describe materials and then sort them based on their material.
In this lesson students will investigate materials that can be changed by applying an action to them.
