This resource is the 4th unit of the general science course. It covers Earths resources. Topics include: Igneous, sedimentary & metamorphic rocks Weathering Soils Soil experiment Questions and answers This Powerpoint can be used to supplement your science and biology classes. The theory presented is of a simple and easy to understand manner. Enjoy the colorful pictures Kind Regards ENTER -ONE

Water Cycle Worksheet This comprehensive water cycle worksheet is designed to help students understand the processes and stages within the water cycle through a variety of engaging questions and activities. The worksheet includes: Labelling Exercise: Students label each stage of the water cycle—evaporation, condensation, precipitation, and collection—using a provided word bank. This allows students to visually connect each term to its function. Cycle Explanation Section: Students are asked to explain each stage of the water cycle in their own words, reinforcing their understanding of how water moves through natural processes. Fill-in-the-Blanks Question: Using a second word bank, students complete sentences that describe how water transitions through different stages in the environment. This exercise strengthens vocabulary and concept retention. Create Your Own Water Cycle Activity: An optional, hands-on project guides students through creating a mini water cycle in a plastic bag taped to a window. Students observe how heat and condensation occur in a controlled setting, bringing the lesson to life. This activity includes clear instructions, guiding students in identifying evaporation, condensation, and precipitation within their setup. Answer Key Included: The worksheet also includes a full answer key for teacher use, supporting quick assessment and discussion. Learning Benefits: This worksheet deepens understanding by encouraging students to apply vocabulary in context, visually engage with the cycle stages, and reflect on observations in a practical activity. A great resource for building foundational science skills and observation techniques! Kind regards ENTER - ONE