In this lesson, fourth graders use BrainPOP resources to define then sort examples of renewable and nonrenewable resources. Students will: 1. |
Lesson's ConceptS. • Renewable natural resources are those which can be replaced naturally or through human-assisted actions within a relatively short ... |
Divide students into groups of four to six. · Explain the rules of Bingo to the class. · Each student has a unique bingo card with pictures of everyday objects. |
Natural Resources Science Weekly Five™ Stations help introduce students to renewable and nonrenewable natural resources . |
Learning Objectives. Students will be able to define a natural resource. Students will be able to identify the main natural resources present in the Earth. |
In this unit, students focus on renewable and nonrenewable resources. They study how people use resources for energy. |
Why is it important that we are still careful with the way we use even renewable resources? • What natural resources can we find in the foothills? Learning ... |
A. Knowledge: Identify the different types of Natural Resources. B. Process: Describe the importance of Land, Water, and Mineral Resources. C. Skills: Suggest ... |
The students will sort pictures natural resources into four groups and come up with a 4-digit code. CODE. The most important natural resource. We need this ... |
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