Students need to learn scientific investigation steps, and you can teach them with this “What Is a Fish?” lesson. This lesson is designed for elementary students in grades one through five. Your students will research and gather data, make a Venn diagram and a model, and pull it all together in a concluding paragraph. They … Continue reading "Scientific Investigation Steps: What Is a Fish?"
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Students need to learn scientific investigation steps, and you can teach them with this “What Is a Amphibian?” lesson. This lesson is designed for elementary students in grades one through five. Your students will research and gather data, make a Venn diagram and a model, and pull it all together in a concluding paragraph. They … Continue reading "Scientific Investigation Steps: What Is an Amphibian?"
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Students need to learn scientific investigation steps, and you can teach them with this “What Is a Reptile?” lesson. This lesson is designed for elementary students in grades one through five. Your students will research and gather data, make a Venn diagram and a model, and pull it all together in a concluding paragraph. They … Continue reading "Scientific Investigation Steps: What Is a Reptile?"
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Students need to learn scientific investigation steps, and you can teach them with this “What Is a Bird?” lesson. This lesson is designed for elementary students in grades one through five. Your students will research and gather data, make a Venn diagram and a model, and pull it all together in a concluding paragraph. They … Continue reading "Scientific Investigation Steps: What Is a Bird?"
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Students need to learn scientific investigation steps, and you can teach them with this “What Is a Mammal?” lesson. This lesson is designed for elementary students in grades one through five. Your students will research and gather data, make a Venn diagram and a model, and pull it all together in a concluding paragraph. They … Continue reading "Scientific Investigation Steps: What Is a Mammal?"
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After breakfast, my daughter and I like to go on a nature walk. We live in a typical neighborhood in our community, but nature walks can take place in all types of environments, from urban to rural. During the walks, we use our eyes and our ears to find animals. We also look at plants …
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The first big project I’ll be bringing to you on this site is a series of ocean lesson plans. Whether or not you live near the ocean, we are all connected to it in some way. People depend on it for food, oxygen, and recreation, as well as other needs. The lesson plans will be …
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Welcome to Environmental Issues for Kids! Here you’ll find science lesson plans, activities, and ideas to help your students or children learn about the environment. My previous site was hacked, and I’m excited to finally be back online again. I’m creating new content that I can’t wait for you to try with your students. My …
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