More Science Activities for Earth Day (42 resources)

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How Can You Crush a Gallon Can Without Touching It? This teacher demonstration shows students the great force of air pressure.		Box Up Your Habitat The Envirobox Project involves six classes from around the U.S. sending each other a shoebox...
Glaciers: Ice That Flows In this activity, students learn how glaciers are formed and how they move materials around...		Plants of the Rain Forest Rubric Plants of the Rainforest Rubric follows the lesson of the same name.
Hands-In Science Studying soil through a series of integrated activities is a great way to develop your own...		Investigating Soils and Earth Systems Because soil sustains life, it offers an excellent context for exploring the interrelationships...
Convection Connection Two investigations that will help children better understand air and water movements, or...		Light the Bulbs Children are asked to identify which statements are true or false concerning recycling and...
Collecting Cans Children will enjoy this art project, which teaches about recycling. This activity would align...		Stop Junk Mail -- Letter to Parents Send this letter home to parents when doing the Stop Junk Mail project.
Understanding Chlorophyll Children learn about chlorophyll and its importance in plants in this science activity.		Explore Activity: Exploring Recycling Students explore how paper can be recycled in this packet of activities. A materials list,...

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