This Air Pollution Worksheet will help teach your kids about what air pollution is and how it can be harmful for people and the environment.

Using Reduce, Reuse, Recycle Scenarios Worksheet, students read the situations below and then, write a way that each item can be reused instead of being thrown away.

Using this Environmental Health Worksheet, students research the four types of pollution that affect the earth.

Using Landform Definition Matching Worksheet, studentsmatch each landform to its definition.

Using Natural Man-Made Writing Worksheet, students write examples of how each is used to understand the differences between two types of resources.

Using Natural Resources Writing Worksheet, students write about renewable and nonrenewable resources in order to learn more about conservation.

Using thisWater Conservation Worksheet, students explain how they can converse water at home, school, and take care of the public water.

UsingLandform Matching Worksheet, studentsmatch each landform to its definition.

Using this Desert Map Worksheet, students label the deserts and the animals that live in that habitat in the United States on the map provided.

Using this Matching Habitats Worksheet, students draw lines to match five animals pictures to their best living environment.

Using this Water Pollution Worksheet, students list three causes ofwater pollution and discuss what things need to change in order for pollution to stop.

Using this Arctic Research Worksheet, students research the Arctic using the questions as a guide.

Using this Water Cycle Experiment Worksheet, students conduct an experiment to study the water cycle.

Using thisLakes Worksheet, students read the lake vocabulary words on the left and match them to the correct sentences on the right in order to build their lake knowledge.

Using this Environments Word Search Worksheet, students find twenty words in order to learn key vocabulary.

Using this Habitats Research Worksheet, student choose an animal to research and then draw and write about its habitat.

Using Needs and Wants Worksheet, studentscategorize the list of words below into what a person needs to survive, and what a person wants to have in his or her life.

Using this Desert Plants Worksheet, students label the deserts and the animals that live in that habitat in the United States on the map provided.

Using this The Arctic Worksheet, students record facts about the arctic climate and the region's animals.

Using this Precipitation Research Worksheet, students keep a week-long log of the type of precipitation you see twice a day.