Looking to engage your students while learning about Earth's Systems? Try this Earth science aligned flip book activity, where students read about the natural sources of water (AC9S4U02) and then display the information in an interactive flip book! This flip book template is a low prep, scaffolded activity that allows students to research and display information about places where water naturally occurs on Earth — such as oceans, rivers & streams, lakes & ponds, groundwater and glaciers & ice — and understand that these are sources of water in the environment. Fact files for each natural source of water are included, making this resource a device-free activity!
How you can use this Natural Sources of Water Flip Book
- Ideal for teaching students about the natural sources of water and how water moves through Earth’s systems (AC9S4U02)
- Perfect addition to units about Earth and Space Science/ Earth's Systems, with the end result being a beautiful, finished product that students can keep!
- A great activity to include during science week as it combines creativity, research skills and scientific knowledge!
- Could be used for homework, consolidation or assessment evidence
What’s included in this Natural Sources of Water Flip Book
- A student-friendly flip book template covering 5 natural sources of water: oceans, rivers & streams, lakes & ponds, groundwater and glaciers & ice.
- Fact files that contain clear information about each source of water, as well as interesting facts about each source.
- Space for students to write definitions or draw diagrams
Why you’ll love this Natural Sources of Water Flip Book
- No-prep, print-and-go, scaffolded science resource for Year 4/ Stage 2
- Aligned to the Australian Curriculum V9.0 – Earth and Space Sciences
- Supports your unit on Earth's Systems
- Helps students understand how water moves through Earth’s systems over and over again.
- Encourages hands-on learning, scientific thinking and vocabulary development
- Provides engaging evidence for assessment and learning portfolios