Printables: Levels 1-4

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Lesson1Earth ScienceLevels 1-4Mappinghttps://d-maps.com/carte.php?num car 13181&langOn the map below, color the mountain areas brown and the desert areas yellow.

Lesson32Earth ScienceLevels 1-4My RockFill in this worksheet on your rock. Draw a picture of it in the box.Color:Texture:Weight: (heavy/light)Luster:Hardness:Streak:Cleavage:

Lesson33Earth ScienceLevels 1-4My RockFill in this worksheet on your rock. Draw a picture of it in the box.Color:Texture:Weight: (heavy/light)Luster:Hardness:Streak:Cleavage:

Lesson34Earth ScienceLevels 1-4My RockFill in this worksheet on your rock. Draw a picture of it in the box.Color:Texture:Weight: (heavy/light)Luster:Hardness:Streak:Cleavage:

Lesson46Earth ScienceLevels 1-4Water CycleColor this picture of the water cycle. Can you describe the cycle using the wordsin the 21341.2.3.4.

Lesson49Earth ScienceLevels 1-4Cloud TypesCut out each box and glue to a paper or piece of card stock. Do you see any ofthese types of clouds outside?CirrusCumulusStratusCirrocumulus

Lesson50Earth ScienceLevels 1-4Cloud TypesCut out each box and glue to a paper or piece of card stock. Do you see any ofthese types of clouds imbus

Lesson60Earth ScienceLevels 1-4TornadoesCircle T for true or F for false for each of the following sentences.A tornado destroys everything in its path.T FGo into a large room if there is a tornado warning.T FYou will always notice a funnel before a tornado strikes. T FThe sky may be blue at the time you hear a tornadowatch.T FA tornado can throw cars and trucks into the air.T FA tornado looks like a funnel with the fat part at the top. T FThere will seldom be lightning during a tornado.T FA tornado may hit your home and leave your neighbor’shome alone.T FWhen you hear a tornado warning, get in the car anddrive as fast as you can in the opposite direction.T FWhen a tornado is coming, get out of a car and goinside a house.T F

Lesson60Earth ScienceLevels 1-4TornadoesUse the words from the box to fill in the blanks below.basementhailbathroomtrainblack cloudswarningwatchA tornado looks like aditchfunnelwindows.Before a tornado, you will probably seeA tornado can sound like the roar of a.A tornado may also have thunder, lightning, rain, or.A tornadomeans a tornado may develop later.A tornadomeans a tornado has been seen.Stay away fromduring a tornado.The best place to be during a tornado is in a.If you don’t have one, the next best place is aor other small room in the center of the house.If you are outside and see a tornado, go to a.

Lesson62Earth ScienceLevels 1-4LightningCircle T for true or F for false for each of the following sentences.You usually see lightning before you hear thunder.T FLightning never strikes the same place twice.T FSomeone is struck by lightning every day.T FSeek shelter under a tree if there is lightning.T FStay away from metal when there is lightning.T FLightning storms can occur in any season, but are mostcommon during the spring and summer months.T FDuring a lightning storm, be sure to call your friends tomake sure they are safe.T FWhen you see the sky light up, but don’t see bolts oflightning, the storm has passed.T FAlways use an umbrella to protect yourself from lightning. T FIn a storm, stay by the window so you can watch forlightning strikes.T F

Lesson62Earth ScienceLevels 1-4LightningUse the words from the box to fill in the blanks below.electricityfiresheltertallestLightning andlightningpathphonethundertreewateroccur together.Unless there’s an emergency, don’t use aLightning hits the.objects.When lightning strikes, it can start a deadlyLightning will always take the shortestWhen lightning strikes aexplosion when it heats up the sap.Stay away fromLightning is.it can cause anduring lightning.About 100 people die each year due toNever seekfrom lightning under a tree.

Lesson65Earth ScienceLevels 1-4HurricanesCircle T for true or F for false for each of the following sentences.If a hurricane is in the forecast, flashlights, batteries, anda radio are good to have.T FHurricanes usually form over land.T FHurricanes come up suddenly with little warning.T FSeek shelter under a tree if there is a hurricane.T FThe center of a hurricane is called its eye.T FPutting tape on the windows is more effective thanboarding them up.T FStorm surge is an extreme high tide.T FIn a big storm, winds can reach over 150 mph.T FA hurricane watch means the storm is within 3 days ofhitting.T FThe planes that fly into hurricanes for measurementsof the storm are called Hurricane Hunters.T F

Lesson65Earth ScienceLevels 1-4HurricanesUse the words from the box to fill in the blanks below.eyehundredsNOAAsurgeindoorstreesThere are over 800to warn you about hurricanes.inlandwarningmovingwatchWeather Radio stationsA hurricanemeans the storm is expectedto make landfall in the next 2 days.A hurricanemeans the storm is expected tostrike near you with 73 mph or higher winds.The wind from hurricanes can blow downStay.during a hurricane.The calm center of a hurricane is called the.If you live near the coast, you should head.The air around us is alwaysStorm.can cause tides 25 feet higher than normal!Flooding can occurof miles from the coast.

Lesson67Earth ScienceLevels 1-4Winter StormsCircle T for true or F for false for each of the following sentences.A winter storm watch means the storm is coming soon.T FIf your car gets stuck in the snow you should leave it.T FMittens are warmer than gloves.T FWind chill is the measure of the air temperature.T FSnow storms can happen any time of the year.T FKitty litter is a good thing to keep in your car in thewinter.T FTurn the lights off if you’re stuck in your car at night soyour battery doesn’t die.T FIf you’re trapped in your car, move around as muchas possible to keep yourself warm.T FKeep some bright clothes in your car so if you getstuck in the snow you can stand beside your car andbe seen.T FExtra blankets should be in your car during the winter.T F

Lesson67Earth ScienceLevels 1-4Winter StormsUse the words from the box to fill in the blanks ngmouthwarningpoisoningwatchwinterin the winter will keep you warmer.A winter stormmeans a cold storm is possible.A winter stormthe way.means a cold storm is onIf your car gets stuck, a bright colored cloth on the car’scan help you be seen.Be sure to crack your car windows while your engine isrunning to avoid carbon monoxide.Snow storms and blizzards generally occur inWind chill is actualcombined with wind.Your car can get stuck in a.Wear a hood that covers yourIf at all possible, stay.

Lesson68Earth ScienceLevels 1-4TemperatureFollow the online directions to record the temperature over the next five days.

Lesson68Earth ScienceLevels 1-4Weather SymbolsYou can use these symbols to help show the weather conditions for the day whileyou record the daily temperature. Cut out the symbol or symbols you want to useand glue them to the day’s thermometer.

Lesson75Earth ScienceLevels 1-4MidwestChoose the map that contains your state. Follow the directions in the onlinecourse to make a weather map.Adapted from: -1002?ref atr

Lesson75Earth ScienceLevels 1-4NortheastChoose the map that contains your state. Follow the directions in the onlinecourse to make a weather map.Adapted from: -1002?ref atr

Lesson75Earth ScienceLevels 1-4SouthChoose the map that contains your state. Follow the directions in the onlinecourse to make a weather map.Adapted from: -1002?ref atr

Lesson75Earth ScienceLevels 1-4WestChoose the map that contains your state. Follow the directions in the onlinecourse to make a weather map.Adapted from: -1002?ref atr

Lesson76Earth ScienceLevels 1-4MidwestChoose the map that contains your state. Follow the directions in the onlinecourse to make a weather map.Adapted from: -1002?ref atr

Lesson76Earth ScienceLevels 1-4NortheastChoose the map that contains your state. Follow the directions in the onlinecourse to make a weather map.Adapted from: -1002?ref atr

Lesson76Earth ScienceLevels 1-4SouthChoose the map that contains your state. Follow the directions in the onlinecourse to make a weather map.Adapted from: -1002?ref atr

Lesson76Earth ScienceLevels 1-4WestChoose the map that contains your state. Follow the directions in the onlinecourse to make a weather map.Adapted from: -1002?ref atr

Lesson77Earth ScienceLevels 1-4MidwestChoose the map that contains your state. Follow the directions in the onlinecourse to make a weather map.Adapted from: -1002?ref atr

Lesson77Earth ScienceLevels 1-4NortheastChoose the map that contains your state. Follow the directions in the onlinecourse to make a weather map.Adapted from: -1002?ref atr

Lesson77Earth ScienceLevels 1-4SouthChoose the map that contains your state. Follow the directions in the onlinecourse to make a weather map.Adapted from: -1002?ref atr

Lesson77Earth ScienceLevels 1-4WestChoose the map that contains your state. Follow the directions in the onlinecourse to make a weather map.Adapted from: -1002?ref atr

Lesson79Earth ScienceLevels 1-4Weather Word SearchFind the words from the bottom in the puzzle below. Words can be found anydirection, including tSeasonTornadoFogHotSnowWind

Lesson93Earth ScienceLevels 1-4Mappinghttps://d-maps.com/carte.php?num car 13181&langDraw the rivers on the map following the instructions in the online course.

Lesson125Earth ScienceLevels 1-4Big DipperFind the big dipper in this picture. If you want to, take this page outside tonightand use it to try to find the Big Dipper in the sky.

Lesson168Earth ScienceLevels 1-4Research NotesUse these pages to make notes on your topic.Topic:Resource 1:Info:Info:Info:Info:Info:Info:Resource 2:Info:Info:Info:Info:Info:Info:Resource 3:Info:Info:Info:Info:Info:Info:Resource 4:Info:Info:Info:Info:Info:Info:

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The sky may be blue at the time you hear a tornado watch. T F A tornado can throw cars and trucks into the air. T F A tornado looks like a funnel with the fat part at the top. T F There will seldom be lightning during a tornado. T F A tornado ma