More Social Studies Activities for Earth Day (29 resources)

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Crepe Paper Flower Children will create crepe paper flowers that can be used for any occasion, but especially for...		Children of Native America Today Activities Explore photojournalism, the water cycle, and agriculture with lesson plans and activities on...
Second-Grade Soil Scientists A soil scientist visits a classroom with an aquarium complete with soil layers, life-like...		Rachel Carson: The Coming of a Silent Spring: Comprehension Questions Literal and interpretive comprehension questions to use with the Rachel Carson: The Coming of a...
Rachel Carson: The Coming of a Silent Spring Enhance reading comprehension with a lesson that is centered around a biography about...		Highest Mountain Peaks in the United States A chart listing the highest mountain peaks in the United States.
Earth, Moon, Sun, and Seasons -- Lecture Notes and Facts Instructor lecture notes for a lesson on earth's rotation and seasons. Includes answers for the...		North American Continental Divide A brief explanation of the North American continental divide.
What's the Solution to Ocean Pollution? Try a printable science activity that focuses on ocean pollution.		Rivers of the United States A list of rivers, 350 miles or longer, in the United States.
Tissue Flower Children will create beautiful flowers using tissue paper.		Highest, Lowest, and Mean Elevations in the United States, by State A chart of the highest, lowest, and mean elevations in the United States, by state.
Rachel Carson: The Coming of a Silent Spring: Reading Passage This reading passage is centered around the life of the environmentalist, Rachel Carson. Use...		World Heritage Sites in the United States A list of World Heritage sites in the United States.
Geographical Highs, Lows, and Boundaries of the U.S. A chart listing geographical highs, lows, and boundaries of the U.S.		National Park System of the United States A chart listing U.S. National Parks.
Extreme Geographical Points of the United States A chart listing the extreme geographical points of the United States.		National Scenic Trails A chart listing U.S. National Scenic Trails.
Glaciers: Ice That Flows In this activity, students learn how glaciers are formed and how they move materials around...		Economic Resources Students will learn how resources, renewable and nonrenewable, are distributed throughout the...

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