Add movement to your Earth Day activities! Your students will rotate through six stations to learn about the availability of natural resources, the occurrence of natural hazards, and changes in climate that have influenced human activity. These low-prep stations are a great way to add movement to your learning while also focusing on critical thinking skills. Answer keys are included!
 
This resource includes/covers the following:
What is Earth Day (introduction)
Great Barrier Reef (coral bleaching)
Great Pacific Garbage Patch (ocean plastic pollution)
Amazon Rainforest (deforestation)
Air Pollution (Dehli, India)
Fresh Water Access (Mozambique, Africa)
The Arctic (shrinking sea ice, drilling)
Take Action Ideas (students write an action statement)
Answer Keys Included!
 
Station Set-Up:
This resource is LOW PREP! All of the student analysis pages are included in a student booklet. Just print and staple! The questions include a variety of short answers, fill-in-the-blank, and true/false statements. Answer keys included.
 
Station materials are super easy to implement. Just print and trim (optional). Station labels are included (just fold into a tent).
 
What’s included:
- Student Analysis Notebook (just print and staple!)
- Introductory page (build context; included in student booklet)
- Station Materials (6 stations; just print and trim!)
- Station Labels (folds into tent)
- Teacher Tips/Standards Alignment
- Answer Keys Included
 
Standards Alignment:
- Next Generation Science Standards: Earth and Human Activity
- Common Core Standards for Reading Informational Text
- Washington Geography Standards
- Can be used as a cross-curricular activity as it fits many different standards