A quick, two-per-page assessment for the end of the lesson. Students identify landform characteristics and draw a quick sketch to demonstrate understanding.

A student-facing recording sheet for the Earth Architects activity. Features blueprint-style drawing areas for mountain and hill models and space for descriptive observations and comparison.

A set of interactive slides to introduce the 'Earth Architects' challenge. Includes visual comparisons of mountains and hills, key characteristics, and step-by-step instructions for the model-building activity.

A teacher guide for Lesson 3, covering background knowledge, design challenge facilitation, and engineering kits for Grade 2 students.

A student design challenge worksheet where they plan and draw engineering solutions to prevent erosion around a house.

A visual slide deck for Grade 2 students focusing on solutions to erosion, including natural methods like plants and human-made structures like walls.

A teacher guide for Lesson 2, covering classroom management for the wind lab, learning goals, and step-by-step facilitation.

A student lab report for a wind erosion simulation using straws and sand, focusing on observation and recording change.

A visual slide deck for Grade 2 students explaining how wind moves sand and soil to create landforms like sand dunes.

A comprehensive teacher facilitation guide for Lesson 1, including learning objectives, material lists, instructional flow, and discussion prompts.

A student observation worksheet for a water erosion experiment, featuring space for predictions, drawings, and data collection.

A visual slide deck introducing Grade 2 students to the concept of water erosion, explaining how water moves Earth materials and changes landforms over time.

A clear and concise answer key for the Island Matchup Worksheet, provided for teacher use to facilitate quick grading and discussion.

A simple matching and identification worksheet for K-2 students to assess their understanding of island animals and their habitats.

A creative two-page activity where K-2 students build their own island ecosystem by coloring, cutting, and pasting island animals and plants onto a map base.

An engaging slide presentation for K-2 students that introduces islands, unique wildlife like sea turtles and parrots, and the importance of environmental stewardship.

A comprehensive teacher's guide for the Island Ecosystem Explorers lesson, featuring a detailed instructional sequence, learning objectives, and discussion prompts for K-2 students.

A comprehensive answer key for the "Heat Waves" lesson, including solutions for the case studies and the review assessment.

A lesson plan and teacher guide for the "Heat Waves" lesson, including pacing, learning objectives, key terms, and discussion prompts.

A quick assessment featuring multiple choice questions based on the slide content and a matching section for key thermal pollution vocabulary.

A worksheet featuring three real-world case studies on thermal pollution: power plant cooling, urban runoff, and deforestation. Students must identify causes, predict biological impacts, and propose mitigation strategies.

A visual slide deck exploring thermal pollution, including industrial and environmental causes, the dissolved oxygen connection, biological effects like metabolic chaos, and mitigation strategies.