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Earth Day Comparison and Classification Activities
$2.00
⭐Easy to use, print-and-go! No Prep!
This Earth Day resource includes two activities that require students to think about the products / materials around them and recycling.
⭐In the first activity, you will provide students with an Earth Day Venn Diagram (provided). They will be instructed to choose two things to compare. Several examples are given from which students can choose or to get them ‘thinking’ as they can create their own. Once they have chosen, they will complete a Venn Diagram.
⭐In the second activity, you will provide students with an Earth Day chart (provided) on which they will choose five ‘types of recyclable materials’ (from 7 given). Once they have chosen the materials, they will complete the chart by listing as many examples as they can for each of the five.
⭐These activities can be completed individually or as a group/family activity.
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