Grade 4 Waste and our World. Develop a flow chart for a consumer product that indicates the source material, final product, its use, and method of disposal.

Alberta grade 4 science: Waste and our World unit assessment (revised)

Where does our trash go? Answer this question with your kids or students by building a landfill model and reading the humorous children's book: Here Comes the Garbage Barge. A great way to learn about conservation at home or in the classroom. Perfect Earth Day lesson and activity.

Think Earth is pleased to announce our free comics and activity guide for grades 4 and 5: Waste Invaders. Join Eek the alien and Commander Phred to learn all about Earth's waste systems, including how we use natural resources, where our trash and wastewater come from, where they go, and how to reduce the amount of solid waste and wastewater we produce. #ThinkEarth #EcoFriendly #ClassroomMaterial #TeachersGuide #StudentMaterials #Comicbook #SustainableEducation

Earth Day anchor charts. Reduce, reuse, recycle. Science idea for April.

This packet is created with our students'future in mind. It focuses on plastic pollution (Earth Day 2018 Theme) and the effects it has on our ocean and marine life.

Building community through solar! Spread clean energy and make a real change in people's lives.

Get recycling lesson plans (plus FREE student worksheets) to use in your classroom. These lessons are great for grades 1-8!

In this activity, your child will reflect and think about their consumption patterns, how much waste they contribute and how they can help the environment by recycling/reducing waste. #4rs #greenchallenge #earlyelementary

This start page contains links to pages that support the delivery of the Alberta Program of Studies Grade 4 Science Topic A: Waste in Our World