Erosion and Deposition for Special Education print and digital

Erosion and deposition are important concepts for all students, even those in special education, to appreciate when it comes to keeping our Earth healthy. This science unit is meant to introduce the concept of erosion and deposition. There is a book with simple text and photos that helps build some basic knowledge of erosion and deposition, and the follow-up activities allow for practice and assessment. All the materials were developed for students with autism and special learning needs.

***I have also included digital versions of all the activities (including the experiments) that can be used for remote learning or in an independent learning center.

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Erosion Unit Includes:

• 8 day lesson plan
• 27 page book on Erosion and Deposition with recorded PowerPoint (includes movie to play in google slides)
• Vocabulary board
• Circle map on erosion (includes digital version)
• Sorting activity (includes digital version)
• Sequencing activity (includes digital version)
• 2 experiments (includes digital versions)
  • Candy erosion
  • Wind erosion and sand dunes
• 3 close worksheets (includes digital versions)
• Assessment (3 versions) (includes digital versions)

**Color and BW versions included

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Simple text and high-interest pictures are sure to engage your students with special learning needs. The follow-up activities on erosion and deposition are perfect for students with disabilities as they contain strong visual structure and support. There are suggestions for quick and easy ways to differentiate the material even further as well as options for use in the classroom.

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