Earth Science Packet: Layers of the Earth, Plate Tectonics, Earthquakes, Volcanoes, 4 Types of Mountains and More!

25 Responses

  1. JoDee says:

    Thank you!!!

  2. Soozoo says:

    Lovely surprise — thanks!

  3. Rhoda says:

    I don’t use any of the social medias. Is this still available for those of us who don’t use those things?

  4. Janine says:

    Thank you for your wonderful printables!

  5. courtney says:

    Hi – I downloaded and I am trying to save it. It wont let me “duplicate” to save it. It says that I need a password (from you). Im on a Mac. Help. Thank yo u

    • homeschooldenadmin says:

      Hi Courtney,
      Once you have downloaded the file, it should be on your computer. You won’t be able to use the “SAVE AS” option. Instead you need to go to your download folder and COPY the file and place it in the folder location of your choice. 🙂
      Hopefully, this makes sense. Let me know if you have any trouble. 🙂 ~Liesl

  6. Marzia says:

    Hi, we’re from Italy. We’ve just downloaded your earth science packet: thank you so much. We’re trying to organize co-op classes (in Italy we don’t have any) and we could use it for a science lesson in English 😉
    If I may, we’d like to link to this page on our blog.

  7. Amy L says:

    Thank YOU so much!! I have lots of books but making these sorts of things is just beyond me and I am so appreciative I have pinned and shared and I’ll be back for more!

    • homeschooldenadmin says:

      I’m so glad you found it helpful. We really enjoy homeschooling… and I just love pulling our units together so I love hearing it’s helpful to someone else too! ~Liesl

  8. Sara says:

    Thank you so much for this pack,we are just starting a project on space 🙂

  9. Athena says:

    This may be a “stupid” question but for what grades is this appropriate?
    Thanks.

    • homeschooldenadmin says:

      Hi–My kids were 6, 9 and 11 when we did this unit this fall… But to be honest, a lot of the material I covered was from middle school textbooks… The activities are “fun” so they could be done with any age (in fact, we did some of these when my younger ones were in PreK early elementary). Of course, older kids will “get” more out of this. And, I guess it depends too on what books you add in. We borrowed “easy” books for my 1st grader and my older two read more advanced books from the library (plus, we used the middle school science text we have). The National Geographics (type) documentaries really added a LOT to the unit. My first grader actually enjoyed those too, but I suspect that’s because she has two older siblings and has *always* been part of our homeschool so it feels natural for her to watch more “advanced” videos. I have a harder time seeing some of her friends be patient enough to watch those. Each child is so different. Hope that helps and wasn’t too round-about of an answer!! ~Liesl

  10. Kimberly M says:

    Hey Liesl! I can’t believe this is the first time I have visited your blog! Luciano will love this.

  11. Soaring Butterfly says:

    Thank you for this. My grade 1 homeschooler loves, LOVES anything earthquake, volcano, rocks etc. We actually just did a project day with another homeschool family last week where we built a volcano and also did a simulated earthquake with jello and marshmallow houses. So much fun. Downloaded this and shared for others.

  12. Denise Powell says:

    Thank you very much…

  13. Melissa says:

    Thanks so much for making and offering this packet. I’m looking forward to trying it out and it looks like you have a lot of other awesome subjects available. I’m glad I found your site : )

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