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Earth Day
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Write about Earth Day using this acrostic form.
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"Earth Day Every Day" award, in color.
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Use this simple bar graph to determine how many trash items (categorized by type) were picked up.
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Set of twenty bingo cards with pictures related to the theme of recycling. Each picture is something that can be recycled.
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Use this sheet to check which recycling theme words have been called.
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Looking for children's books about the environment? Here's a list of fiction and non-fiction books (for ages 4-16) to get you started. Let us know if we've missed your favorite book and we'll add it!
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Four b/w bookmarks with Earth Day-themed slogans ("save our resources" etc.)
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Four colorful bookmarks with Earth Day-themed slogans ("save our resources" etc.)
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Four cute bookmarks with Earth Day-themed slogans ("Earth Day Recycle" etc.)
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Four cute full-color bookmarks with Earth Day-themed slogans ("Earth Day Recycle" etc.)
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Four cute b/w bookmarks with Earth Day-themed slogans ("Love Our Earth" etc.)
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Four cute colorful bookmarks with Earth Day-themed slogans ("Love Our Earth" etc.)
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Four b/w bookmarks with Earth Day-themed slogans ("Earth Day Every Day" etc.)
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Four full-color bookmarks with Earth Day-themed slogans ("Earth Day Every Day" etc.)
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This worksheet introduces the concept of "reduce, reuse, recycle". Students then brainstorm household items and decide in which category to place the items.
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Picture of a man sweeping next to a recycling bin.
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Color this drawing of the Earth, or trace and cut out for a great shapebook.
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The word "recycle" on a lightning/cloud background.
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Picture of a tree with hearts.
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Color the picture. Label the natural resource. On the lines below the picture, list some products for which this resource is used.
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Color the picture. Label the natural resource. On the lines below the picture, list some products for which this resource is used.
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Text only. Multiple choice, short answer, and essay questions to review this text are available on our member site.
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"Do your part!" A story of things children can do in order to participate in Earth Day. Does not include questions.
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A very simple introduction to Earth Day.
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Fact-filled reading comprehension presents the purpose of Earth Day, the problems facing the Earth, and some actions students can take to prevent those problems.
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A one page reading comprehension selection introducing and explaining the terms "reduce" "reuse" and "recycle" and their importance to Earth. It is followed by 4 multiple choice questions, 3 vocabulary matching questions, and 4 questions requiring short written responses.
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A two page reading comp on impact of air pollution on health and environment with matching and short response questions; vocabulary list, word search and crossword puzzle.
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3. Across: ______ Day is a day to remember to protect our earth.
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Foldable desk tag with a picture of a diver scooping garbage out of the water.
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Desk tags with Earth surrounded with flowers.
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A space shuttle arm scrubs Earth from a distance, with the words "Keep It Clean" blasting off from the student name.
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Picture of a hot Earth, with a thermometer in its mouth.
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Picture of a man dropping garbage into a special chute, with a flower in a flower pot coming out the other end. With the words "Recycle" and "Plant a flower".
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With a picture of a contented tree and the words Save A Tree above the student name.
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A ten page booklet for early readers illustrating the steps of creating and using compost.
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A ten page booklet illustrating the steps of making and using compost.
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Students list items that they can recycle.
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Students list ways to recycle.
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Jacob takes on the best composting class in the school. Can this third grader beat the sixth graders? A two page short story with multiple choice and short answer questions.
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