Earth Day 'I can protect the planet' colouring pages is a prep free classroom resource that will allow your class to create an Earth Day classroom display while focusing on the individual strategies your students can use to promote caring for the environment.

Each colouring page is landscape with lettering, visuals and a border all of which can be coloured. Please note that these posters are not editable.

Australian made, this resource works for Earth Day but also for students exploring Earth Sciences and the impact of humans on the environment. Use with your students throughout the month of April.

How to use this resource in my classroom?

Colouring Pages - print these pages for students to colour in giving students individual colouring in books. Perfect for fast finishers or mindfulness breaks.

Classroom Posters - Use them to create informative classroom posters or an effective Bulletin Board display. Students select the way that they will strive to protect the environment.

Writing Prompt - students use the visual as a writing prompt focused on protecting the environment. Visuals can then be coloured and displayed with student writing.

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