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Early elementary students can learn to identify weather types by drawing a line between the weather word and an image representing it.
Weather Words Primary
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This worksheet asks students to identify the different types of vertebrate groups, then place various animals in those categories.
Vertebrate Groups
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This reading comprehension worksheet teaches students about volcanoes, then asks them questions about what they just read.
Volcano Comprehension
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This reading comprehension worksheet teaches students about water conservation, then asks them questions about what they just read.
Water Conservation Comprehension
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This reading comprehension worksheet teaches students about the water cycle, then asks them questions about what they just read.
Water Cycle Comprehension
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Students will test their knowledge of the changing states of water with this worksheet, which gives students certain terms, and asks them to fill the terms in their proper place.
Changing States Water
For this worksheet, students will draw lines between the name of a weather instrument, and the description of what it does.
Weather Instruments
Students can learn weather terms with this fun worksheet that asks them to decode the various words.
Weather Words
Upper elementary students can use this worksheet to learn more about the different states of matter.
States of Matter Upper Elem
For this worksheet, students will match static electricity terms with their correct definitions.
Static Electricity
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