Teacher: Ochs, Hannah Senesh Community Day School, Brooklyn, New York
Description: This lesson is an introduction to different hands-on mineral tests to identify minerals.

Teacher: Barr, Providence Hebrew Day School, Providence, Rhode Island
Description: This lesson explains where the idea of taking care of the earth and not being wasteful comes from.

Teacher: Grossman, Yeshivat Beit Hillel of Passaic, Passaic, New Jersey
Description: Students have learned facts about the layers of the atmosphere. Tsis is a good activity to reinforce that knowledge.

Teacher: Schwach, Talmud Torah of St. Paul, St. Paul, Minnesota
Description: This 3-part lesson discussed latitude and longitude as it relates to telling time and the seasons in part 1. Part 2 is on the reasons for the seasons. Part 3 is on the Moon, phases, eclipses, and orbit.

Teacher: Dunagan, Community Day School, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Description: This lesson examines caves, cave animals, and cave structures.

Teacher: Ochs, Hannah Senesh Community Day School, Brooklyn, New York
Description: This lesson uses a snickers bar as a rock to illustrate the principles of relative age dating.

Teacher: Ticker, Akiba Academy of Dallas, Dallas, Texas
Description: This lesson focuses on the connection between Bereshit 1:26 and caring for the needs of nature and a garden

Teacher: Miller, Heschel West Day School, Agoura, California
Description: This lesson helps students learn about the three basic rocks (igneous, metamorphic, and sedimentary) and how they are formed.

Teacher: Ticker, Akiba Academy of Dallas, Dallas, Texas
Description: An intro to study of paleontology through dinosaurs, fossils, and excavations.

Teacher: Azar, Barkai Yeshivah, Brooklyn, New York
Description: Short engaging movie followed by a fun follow up sequencing game to review the steps involved in caring for seeds.

Teacher: Akiva, Harkham Hillel Hebrew Academy, Beverly Hills, California
Description: SWBAT prove with evidence that change is inevitable by analyzing the natural resources in each American region.

Teacher: Wight, OAKLAND HEBREW DAY SCHOOL, Oakland, California
Description: study the layers of the Earth's atmosphere. learn about the different types of clouds and how they are named

Teacher: Wight, OAKLAND HEBREW DAY SCHOOL, Oakland, California
Description: Study plate tectonics and different earthquake faults of California. Learn about different types of vocanoes. Check the USGS site on current earthquake and volcanic activity around the world.

Teacher: Honigman, Milwaukee Jewish Day School, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Description: Contains resources, websites and information that reinforces the study of dinosaurs in 2-4th grade.

Teacher: Taft, SOILLE SAN DIEGO HEBREW DAY SCHOOL, San Diego, California
Description: A powerpoint presentation for second graders who have already been introduced to rocks and minerals. The main focus of the lesson is to for the students to sort rocks according to different properties.

Teacher: Cheshier, Ann & Nate Levine Academy, Dallas, Texas
Description: The erosional and depositional environments of shorelines, deserts and glaciers

Teacher: Cheshier, Ann & Nate Levine Academy, Dallas, Texas
Description: Introduction to geologic time, formation of fossils, relative and absolute age dating

Teacher: Cheshier, Ann & Nate Levine Academy, Dallas, Texas
Description: Formation and physical properties of the 3 main rock types.

Teacher: Cheshier, Ann & Nate Levine Academy, Dallas, Texas
Description: Formation and physical properties of minerals

Teacher: Cheshier, Ann & Nate Levine Academy, Dallas, Texas
Description: Introduction to reading and using various types of maps.

Teacher: Gottesman, SHEVACH HIGH SCHOOL, Flushing, New York
Description: A review of latitude and longitude. A scan of regent's questions to be used as review

Teacher: Weintraub, Jewish Foundation School, Staten Island, New York
Description: Lessons on all the planets of the solar system.

Teacher: Orlanski, Yeshiva of Central Queens, Flushing, New York
Description: This follows lessons on the earth, moon, sun and their relationship. This is where earth fits into the universe.

Teacher: Weintraub, Jewish Foundation School, Staten Island, New York
Description: This lesseon teaches about the rotation and revolution of the Earth.

Teacher: Weintraub, Jewish Foundation School, Staten Island, New York
Description: This lesson teaches about the phases of the moon.