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What Are Biomes? Evaluate true/false statements about tundra, deserts, coniferous forests, deciduous forests,...		The Biosphere Use this printable as a handout or transparency to help students visualize the composition of...
What Are the Effects of Deforestation? The questions in this science printable will help students review rain forest ecology and...		How Does Climate Affect Living Things? The questions in this Earth science printable will help students review how climate affects...
Threats to Tropical Rain Forests Behaviors contributing to the deforestation of the rain forests.		Extinct, Endangered, and Threatened Animals Activity Using reference materials, students will research the habitats of extinct, endangered, and...
Activity: Ocean Organisms Enrich your Earth science and life science curriculum with this research activity. Using...		Pests, Pesticides, and the Environment Activity After researching the four most widely used pesticides and describing how each one is used,...
What Are Lakes and Ponds? Challenge students to identify, sequence, and describe four stages in the life cycle of a pond....		Oceans – Teacher Resources Browse our resources about oceans to find great lessons and printables for grades K-12. Teach...
Modeling Wastewater Treatment Students design a model to demonstrate the first stage of wastewater treatment in a sewage...		Where Is Life Found in the Ocean? Using reference materials, students will research the benthic zone, the pelagic zone, and...
Activity: Classifying Natural Resources Enrich your study of the environment with a science activity that is perfect for Earth Day!...		What Are Coral Reefs? Give students practice identifying coral reefs with this oceanography printable. Students will...
Identifying and Conserving Natural Resources Activity Help students identify ways to conserve natural resources with this Earth science printable....		Test: Inland Waters Multiple-choice and written-response questions in this Earth science exam will test students'...
Hard or Soft Water? Students determine the hardness of two water samples, labeled only as A and B. Assesses their...		What Is Succession? Ecological succession is the gradual change in the population of organisms that occurs when the...
Polar Regions – Teacher Resources Explore the vast regions of the Arctic and Antartica with these lesson plans, printables, and...		Why Are Wetlands Important to the Environment? Integrate environmental science in your study of wetlands with the questions in this printable....

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