This Mountains Worksheet helps 3rd Grade students match six landform words, use them in sentences, and explain erosion in their own writing. Answer key included, so review takes seconds.
A weathering worksheet that helps 4th graders sort mechanical and chemical weathering, master key earth science vocabulary, and explain their thinking. Answer key included for fast, no-prep review.
This Soil Matching Worksheet gives 3rd Grade students hands-on practice matching soil words to their meanings and labeling the four soil layers. An answer key is included, so checking work takes seconds.
This fossil definitions worksheet gives 3rd grade students matching, fill-in-the-blank, and written-response practice with key fossil vocabulary. An answer key is included, so review is quick and confident.
This Fossils Fill in the Blank Worksheet gives 4th grade students hands-on earth science practice with fossilization, sedimentary rock, and key vocabulary. Answer key included to make review quick and easy.
Using Rhyme and Rhythm Worksheet, students read poem to identify words and phrases in the text that show examples of rhythm or rhyme.
Using this Physical Processes Worksheet, students research the four types of physical processes that affect changes on the earth.
Using Rock Observation Worksheet, students observe and draw a rock, then use the word list to describe your rock.
Using thisDeposition Worksheet, studentswrite about how sediments and rocks are deposited by different natural means.
Using this Rocks and Minerals Graphing Worksheet , students analyze the amount of rocks and minerals found during a rockhounding adventure in a bar graph.
Using this Erosion Writing Worksheet, students write and draw about how sediments and rocks are movedby different natural means.
Using Rocks Minerals Categorization Worksheet, students write aboutdifferent characteristics of minerals and rocks.
Using The Rock Cycle Worksheet, students explain each phase of the rock cycleusing vocabulary words from the word bank.
Using Rocks & Minerals Worksheet, students choose one mineral to study and use the graphic organizer to record research.
Using this Erosion Drawing Worksheet, students draw pictures to show examples of erosion and weathering in rocks and the environment.
Using this What is Soil? Worksheet, students study samples of soil collected from different areas of your state using hand lenses and vials to examine what is found in soil.
Using this Layers of the Earth Writing Worksheet, studentswrite as if they are traveling through the layers of the earth in a terrestrial describing what they see and feel.
ThisRocks Alphabetical Order Worksheet will teach your students how to put twenty types of rocks in ABC order and build vocabulary.

















