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Reducing Your Own Carbon Footprint: Your Footprint At Home Gr. 5-8

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Environmental Science

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Grade 5, 6, 7, 8

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Lesson Plans

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Classroom Complete Press

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Reducing Your Own Carbon Footprint: Your Footprint At Home Gr. 5-8

Product Description:

A unique teaching resource aimed at educating students about global climate change, its effects and the role humans play in it. This particular resource is a slice from "Reducing Your Own Carbon Footprint" named "Your Footprint At Home Gr. 5-8".

Main Features:

Explanations on greenhouse effect in extensive detail.
Promotes critical thinking by making students evaluate everyday energy consumption.
Briefs upon how our carbon footprints persist even after waste disposal.
Inspires change with ways to implement environmentally friendly resources in daily routines.

Bonus Benefits:

We provide tools such as graphic organizers to facilitate note-taking ability and creative mapping for better engagement.
Your students get access to exciting educational games including crosswords and word searches enhancing interactive learning experience!

Educator's Special - An Effective Comprehension Quiz : A comprehension quiz allows educators to measure understanding levels of their students with ease.

Throwable Answer Key

: An added token along serving to verify answers accuracy assuring an all-around learning experience.

Our well-crafted product comes ready-to-use, and it aligns perfectly with Bloom’s Taxonomy and STEAM initiatives,. Recommended Grades: 5 through 8.

This resource includes 30-pages—all available in a print-friendly PDF format—a fitting addition for teachers seeking engaging ways of conveying environmental science lessons—ideal for whole group lessons, small group activities or even homework assignments! Perfectly suitable for various teaching settings, built with public school teachers and homeschooled students in mind.