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Students will compare design solutions that reduce the effects of natural hazards.
Grades: 4 | Format: Browser-based digital activity
Help students connect natural hazard design solutions vocabulary to real-world examples with one digital lesson. Video instruction, interactive practice, and a quiz support teaching and checking understanding.
Students will compare design solutions that reduce the effects of natural hazards.
Whole-class instruction, independent practice, science centers, or review.
Check device and internet access, then share the link or QR code. No YouTube access is required. The lesson is digital; only the answer/response record is printable.
Source-listed alignment: 4-ESS3-2. Science vocabulary, applying concepts, and checking understanding.
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Kelly C. –
This is a great activity, especially when I have a substitute. It is very informative and the kids love it. It reads to the students, so my students who struggle reading can be fully engaged with the activity.
Meghan M. –
This was perfect for my struggling 4th graders. I love that the passages were read to them and they were able to review content with support. This was very easy to use and put together well. I will be buying more of these in the future. Thanks!
Bailey’s Busy Bees –
These resources are amazing and well worth the price! I just wish I did not have to pay extra to save my students’ responses.
jonathan –
Hi Bailey. I am so glad this resource helped you and was worth it! Thank you for the feedback. I just want to clarify, as there seems to be confusion about paying extra for responses. I do not have the option to pay extra to save student responses because this is not possible. If it were, it would definitely be included.
When you purchase this resource on TPT, you get a Web Link. It is impossible to track and save specific student data or send it to teachers since it is simply a website. Even if there is a way in the future to overcome this hurdle, it would violate student privacy laws. As stated in the resource description, I do offer the option to print individual student results after they complete the activity. But we cannot save or send this data or attach it to individuals.
I do have an online learning platform, MagiCore Academy, that is completely separate from TPT. MagiCore Academy is a subscription-based platform, where both teachers and students have accounts. There are over 2,000 resources (and growing) available. Inside Academy, we CAN track data and send data and responses to teacher accounts since everyone has a unique login. If this piece is important to you, Academy might be a better value.
I hope this clarifies any confusion! Thank you again for taking the time to leave feedback. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions!
Julie