Earth’s Spheres Worksheet 5th Grade Reading Foldable & Graphic Organizer
$3.45
This spheres of Earth foldable gives 5th grade students a tactile way to learn about the atmosphere, biosphere, hydrosphere, and geosphere. Students cut, fold, and assemble their own hinge book, then fill it with what they learn.
The book includes content-rich passages on each sphere and helps students see how the spheres interact. Choose pre-drawn illustrations or blank spaces, and use cut-and-paste or write-in responses to match your students’ needs.
What’s Included
- Teacher instructions
- Student-friendly passages about the four spheres
- Foldable templates in color and black and white
- Pre-drawn illustration option and blank option for drawing or writing
- Cut-and-paste and write-in options
- Sorting and labeling activities for reinforcement
Skills Covered
- Describing the atmosphere, biosphere, hydrosphere, and geosphere
- Understanding how Earth’s systems interact
- Connecting spheres to the water cycle
- Reading informational science text
- Labeling and sorting information
Ways to Use This Resource
- Use in science centers
- Teach as a whole-group lesson
- Assign for independent work
- Send home as homework
- Add to science notebooks
Why Teachers Love It
- Interactive and tactile
- Flexible cut-and-paste or write-in options
- Color and black and white versions
- Differentiated by design
- Low prep
This spheres of Earth foldable helps students organize what they know about Earth’s systems, and it leaves them with a study tool they built themselves.
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Michelle T. –
This is a great resource that does a great job helping students learn about Earth's spheres.
AMY E. –
It helps to change it up. The oragami of this is a perfect way.
MrsHummelsHive –
My students loved the passages and activities. I loved how easy it was to bring science concepts into my literacy block
Angela Fritschie –
This is a great resource that both my students and I enjoyed using. I look forward to using it again this year.
Jaci D. –
My students love this resource. They enjoy reading the article and then making the book.