I can recognize renewable and nonrenewable resources in the Earth’s crust.
Note: The lessons below do not all have to be completed in one day. These lessons are made to be worked on throughout the week.
1. 1. Students will watch video labeled Non-renewable vs Renewable Video
2. Guided Practice - Students will complete Tell Me What your Thinking
3. Independent Practice - Students get a sheet of paper and cut out and glue the labels or write the labels renewable resources and nonrenewable resources. Then students will glue pictures or write names of items under the correct heading.
non-renewable vs renewable
Guided Practice
Independent Practice
Go to (box on the left) https://climatekids.nasa.gov/power-up/
Scroll down to review renewable resources, titled
The Best Things are Clean, Free—and Renewable
Play Power Up and use wind and sun resources to provide electricity to the town.
I can recognize renewable and nonrenewable resources in the Earth’s crust.
Note: The lessons below do not all have to be completed in one day. These lessons are made to be worked on throughout the week.
Students will login to StemScopes and watch 4.7C Connections Video-The Energy Debate
Students will answer the questions in Stemscopes that go with the video.
Students will answer the **open ended response questions** on Stemscopes.
Optional - Brainpop activity
Evaluate what you know about resources by sorting them into the correct bins. (There is no need to login. This activity is free.)
Click on the Brainpop video to the left.
Evaluate what you know about resources by sorting them into the correct bins.
(There is no need to login. This activity is free.)