Science - 4th Grade

• A Walk in the Woods
  This web site will help children gain an understanding of the plants and animals that might be seen during a walk in the woods, as well as an appreciation of nature.
• Animal Adaptations Field Trip
  Students are introduced to animal adaptations and physical parts that help animals to survive through four outdoor activities.
• Biomes from Enchanted Learning
  Maps, information about animals, and printable resources are available.
• Biomes of the World: The Wild Classroom and Explore Biodiversity
  Click on a biome on the graph for more information, informative videos, and links to scientist profiles, travel information, lesson plans and species profiles for each region.
• Dr. Arbor Talks Trees
  Students will learn some of the basic inner workings, chemical principles, and fun ways to get to know trees better.
• NationalGeographic.com Habitats
  This website includes resources for many of the different habitats around the world. It also has lesson plans for K-12.
• Photographs of the American Southwest: Utah
  Check out these pictures of Utah's geology.
• Secret Life of Trees
  Learn about trees and their life cycle.
• Teaching Kits: Utah Geological Survey
  Geology-Related Teaching Kits.
• Utah National Parks
  Check out Utah's five National Parks and all the things that can be learned from them.
• Utah's Biomes
  An online unit with bacground information, pictures, resources, activities, and more
• Water Biomes of the World
  You'll find a wide variety of animal life in or around fresh water ecosystems...aquatic birds... amphiphians..mammals and of course, a wide variety of fish. And the water cycle is very important to fresh water ecosystems.
• Water Quality
  Learn how counting macroinvertebrates helps scientists know how clean water is.
• Wetlands Education: EPA
  This website includes activities, curriculum/guides, education Programs, teaching tools, and additional links to help learn about Wetlands.
• What Tree is That?
  You can identify most trees by studying their leaves, seeds, and fruit. This animation will help you learn to identify these characteristics and take a step-by-step approach to arrive at the name of your tree.
• What is it Like Where You Live? Biomes of the World
  Learn about the world's major environments: rainforests, tundras, taigas, desert, temperate and grasslands.
• Windows to the Universe: Biomes and Ecosystems
  Learn about different biomes of the world, with three different readability levels, with similar plants, animals, and other living things that are adapted to the climate and other conditions.
• World Biomes.com
  WorldBiomes.com covers five of the major world biomes.