Students will learn how resources, renewable and nonrenewable, are distributed throughout the world. This is a great activity to enjoy on America Recycles Day (November 15) or Earth Day (April 22).
Subjects:
Economic Resources
Featured Middle School Resources
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Banned Books Week
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CHOICE BOARDS
Hispanic Heritage Month Choice Board for Middle School
These Hispanic Heritage Month activities for middle school students are perfect for back to school or culture and divers... -
EDITOR'S COLLECTIONS
Banned or Challenged Books, Grades 5–8
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National Hispanic Heritage Month
Related Resources
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EDITOR'S COLLECTIONS
Favorite Classroom Activities for Going Green
Educate students about the many ways they can reduce their impact on the environment. -
ACTIVITIES
Seasons Printables Slideshow
Get a sneak peek of what's inside our printable book "Seasons (K-6)," with this slideshow. -
EDITOR'S COLLECTIONS
Environmental Science Printables Slideshow
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BOOK GUIDES
The Ghost in the Tokaido Inn
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TEACHING RESOURCE
Tips for Science Teachers Working with Autistic Students
This resource was developed and provided by iSocial, the University of Missouri, and theThompson Center for Autism andNe... -
REFERENCE
The Global Environment Outlook: An Overview
AfricaHalf a billion hectares of African land are moderately to severely degraded.
