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.
Using Adaptation Worksheet, students describe how each animal has physically or behaviorally adapted to environment.
Using this Extinction Worksheet, students will research five extinct animals to learn more about their extinction cause and date.
Using Solar System Worksheet, students research and record important facts about each of the objects found in our solar system.
UsingLandform Matching Worksheet, studentsmatch each landform to its definition.
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 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 Graphing Fruits Worksheet, students add two digit addends and then record it on a bar graph under the correct fruit symbol.
Using Recycle Worksheet, students determine which objects can be recycled in order to cut down on waste.
Using Plant Parts Worksheet, students label the parts of the plant and tree picture using arrows and a word bank.
Using Sink Float Examples Worksheet, students draw examples of objects that sink and float.
Using Moon Phases Calendar Worksheet, students illustrate the phases of the moon on this calendar so they can understand the pattern of the moon.
UsingDrawing Fossils Worksheet, studentsillustrate what they think these four objects would look like if they were fossils.
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 Mammal Insect Reptile Worksheet, students decide whether each animal pictured is a mammal, a insect, or a reptile.
Using this Mammal VS Reptile Worksheet, students decide whether each animal is a mammal or a reptile.
Using this Classifying Proteins, Grains, Fruits and Veggies Worksheet, students sort different types of food into four categories based on Food Pyramid.
Using this Classifying Tools Worksheet, students sort tools into two categories basedon their function.



















