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Earth science games help concepts come to life. The recent solar eclipse that passed from coast to coast through the continental United States captivated young students across the country. Questions and events like the eclipse can spark students' fascination with Earth [and Space] Sciences (ESS).

Unfortunately, events like these don't happen every day. Teachers must provide engaging and interesting context so students find topics like tectonic plates and weather interesting. With so many students drawn to electronic media, teachers need new tools that continuously inspire a student's natural curiosity and academic performance.

Some games provide students with simulations of natural events on Earth and within our solar system. All of the games engage students, inspiring them to master content faster and perform better on their tests. Even more exciting for educators, students who play the games start asking more questions and begin discussing lessons with each other.

Create a free teacher account to experience the science games and assessment items today!

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Earth Science Games | Legends of Learning

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Earth science games help concepts come to life. The recent solar eclipse that passed from coast to coast through the continental United States captivated young students across the country. Questions and events like the eclipse can spark students' fascination with Earth [and Space] Sciences (ESS). Unfortunately, events like these don't happen every day.

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The Earth and its layers  | Educational Video  for Kids good uck and have fun 

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The Earth and its layers  | Educational Video for Kids

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Peach State Parks - Providence Canyon Isolated

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Plate Tectonics for Kids - from www.makemegenius.com

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Aerial View of Providence Canyon State Park

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Free Science Games and Interactive Activities for Kids

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Georgia's Grand Canyons | Georgia Outdoors

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Weather Buster

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Legends of Learning | Math & Science Games For Teachers & Students

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This game is no longer active in the Legends of Learning game Library. Occasionally games are removed from our catalog if they are causing errors. If you are using this game through a Legends of Learning partner, please contact the support or administrator for that site.

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Legends of Learning | Math & Science Games For Teachers & Students

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This game is no longer active in the Legends of Learning game Library. Occasionally games are removed from our catalog if they are causing errors. If you are using this game through a Legends of Learning partner, please contact the support or administrator for that site.

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Structure Of The Earth | The Dr. Binocs Show | Educational Videos For Kids

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Plate Tectonics: Broken Down For Students

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Tectonic Plates—What are the lithospheric plates?  (Educational)

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Plate Boundaries  Convergent, Divergent, and Transform Boundaries 2

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All About Volcanoes: How They Form, Eruptions & More!

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Geography Lesson: What is a Volcano? | Twig

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Before you leave the ENGAGE section of the Padlet, answer the following questions.

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Tectonic Plates—What are the lithospheric plates?  (Educational)

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Plate Tectonics: Broken Down For Students

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Where Do Mountains Come From? | Geology for Kids

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1.  Pick a Note-Taking Sheet and Glue it into your Interactive Notebook.

2. Start your learning at the Engage column of videos/activities.

3. When you are finished with all the activities/videos in that column answer the EXIT TICKET questions at the bottom.

4.  Repeat steps 1-3 until you have moved across each column (EXPLORE>EXPLAIN>ELABORATE>EVALUATE) on the Padlet.

5. If you have not answered the Exit Ticket at the bottom of each column you will not get credit for today's class.

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This interactive resource can be used to stimulate interest in units on the processes that shape the earth. It is designed so that students can observe and explore how these forces of nature can shape and reshape the earth.

Before they click the "Start" button, they should first go through the "How to Play" section so they understand how the interactive works. They also could choose to go through the "Learn More" section to get more information about the forces they will encounter.

Allow students to manipulate the interactive on their own. Then discuss with the class what they have observed, encouraging students to name the forces of nature and to describe what the forces do individually, as well as how they may interact to shape and reshape the earth's surface. Encourage them to come up with questions or challenges that they would like to explore about the forces of nature and then have them pursue those questions for a research project.

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This interactive resource can be used to stimulate interest in units on the processes that shape the earth. It is designed so that students can observe and explore how these forces of nature can shape and reshape the earth.

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Layers of the Earth - Inside the Earth 3D Model - Easy Play dough DIY !!!