Must-try Earth Day Worksheets

Every day on Earth day we celebrate the Earth by finding ways that we can clean it up and make it healthier. Grab these must-try Earth day worksheets to help teach your kids about Earth day.

It’s the perfect time to teach your kids how they can start to take care of the Earth.

If you love these worksheets, don’t forget to check more activities like this in my Earth Science for kids blog post.

Earth Day Worksheets

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When is Earth day?

On April 22nd every year, we celebrate the Earth on Earth day. We want to find ways to clean up the pollution and garbage and plant trees because it helps our environment.

We can use this day to bring awareness to our kids but it will hopefully turn into a year long focus to always stop littering and trying to find ways to keep sustainable habits going in our home.

You can find out more about Earth day here.

What do you do on Earth day?

You can watch documentaries and learn more about the pollution that is happening around the world in the air, water and on land.

One of the best things you can do for your community is grab a pair of gloves and a garbage bag and head out to your local park or trail to pick up garbage.

I bet you’ll find a lot of garbage that can avoid the landfill and be recycled instead. Bring a separate bag to add recyclables.

Find a place to plant a tree or work on creating a garden in your own background. Growing your own produce or adding plants for bees and butterflies to visit is a wonderful way to help the Earth.

>> See more Earth day printables for kids

What is the Earth Hour?

On the last day Saturday in March, people around the world turn off their lights from 8:30pm to 9:30pm. It brings awareness to saving our planet. For one hour, you turn everything off in your home. It’s fun to see what ideas the kids come up with to do during this time.

Recommended Earth Day Books for Kids

Plants, animals and humans are all affected by pollution and litter. Help the Earth by teaching your kids what is harmful to the Earth.

What a Waste: Trash, Recycling, and Protecting our PlanetWhat a Waste: Trash, Recycling, and Protecting our PlanetWhat If Everybody Did That?What If Everybody Did That?My Friend Earth: (Earth Day Books with Environmentalism Message for Kids, Saving Planet Earth, Our Planet Book)My Friend Earth: (Earth Day Books with Environmentalism Message for Kids, Saving Planet Earth, Our Planet Book)One EarthOne EarthSave the Ocean (Save the Earth)Save the Ocean (Save the Earth)Trees Make Perfect Pets: A Story About Nature, Plants And Gardening For KidsTrees Make Perfect Pets: A Story About Nature, Plants And Gardening For Kids

 

What’s included in the Earth Day Worksheets?

  • Help the Earth sorting activity
  • Earth day coloring page
  • Coloring helpful things for the Earth page
  • Earth day writing assignment
  • Earth day word search

Sort out what is helpful and what is harmful to the Earth in this worksheet.

I’ve also added a fun coloring page that your kids can put up for Earth day.

You can use the books to discuss ways your kids can help reduce, reuse and recycle items around the home.

End it with a fun word search activity for more environmental vocabulary words they can learn about.

How to talk to your kids about Earth day?

Talk about garbage and litter that is found in their neighborhood and parks and see what they’d like to do about it.

Discuss how pollution affects our lakes and oceans and the animals that live in them. From the chemicals we use in our laundry to what farmers use on their fields, it affects all of us.

Show them how they can sort garbage into glass, plastic, paper and metal so that they can be recycled.

See what projects you can come up with to reuse a glass jar or metal can like a painted pencil holder or to store other materials.

Decide to grow your own plants or food in your backyard and have them help you plan out a garden. Kids are super excited when asked to decide what goes into your garden.

They want to try everything. And watching and taking care of a seed to adult plant is a great learning experience for them.

Download the Earth day worksheets PDF below

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