Your Environment Students are asked to identify living and non-living components of their environment.		Ecology: Wrist Awards Use these wrist badges to award students for participating in a unit on the environment.
Opposites Students practice identifying antonyms.		Where Is the Water Vapor? Present an activity that will demonstrate to students how the air holds water vapor.
Ecology Students match animals with their ecological habitats.		Sling Psychrometer Help students construct a device to measure relative humidity.
Ways You Can Help the Environment Use a printable that contains some simple ideas for how kids can help protect the environment.		Dew Point In this activity, students will learn about water vapor and the dew point.
Our Environment: Sentence Strips In this language arts activity, students practice recognizing word and story order.		How Are Clouds Formed? Use this activity to teach students about the life of clouds.
Ecology Accordion Books Create ecology-related foldable 'books' with your class.		Have a Great Summer from Katie Kazoo The Katie Kazoo Crew offers students some...
Greenhouse Bulletin Board This stunning display is sure to capture students' interest! Although it looks best on windows,...		Letter from Katie: Send Off to Summer Share this send off to summer letter from Katie Kazoo...
Things to Know About the Environment: Crossword Puzzle Strengthen students' vocabulary with this simple ecology crossword puzzle. Terms discussed...		Kindergarten Summer Math Encourage children to use math skills all summer long.
Rain Forest Animals: Who Am I? This puzzle challenges students to identify animals from short clues.		First Grade Summer Math Use these activities to encourage students to practice their math skills--such as fractions,...
An Important Message About Fire Prevention Smokey Bear was created in the 1940s to promote forest fire awareness among young children....		Second Grade: Over the Break Use this printable of activities during school vacation to practice telling time, graphing...