Forestry Worksheets

In this forestry instructional activity, students answer short answer questions about forestry, economy, water, air, and more. Students complete 7 questions and fill out sample charts to get their merit badge.

In this environment worksheet, students read the background information of forestry and focus upon harvesting and forest management.

In this forester instructional activity, students illustrate a map that shows the types of forests growing in various parts of the country. They also identify six forest trees common to the area where they live and explain how both wildlife and humans use them. Finally, students draw their own urban forestry plan for adding trees to a street, yard, or park near their home.

In this forestry worksheet, students decipher a riddle based on the natural disasters of the forest. Students find the letters that match the given symbols. There are nine words to decipher.

In this environment word search learning exercise, students locate the vocabulary words listed on the side of the sheet in a word search. There are 20 total words to locate in reference to the environment of Richmond.

In this environment instructional activity, students find the solutions to a real life case study after separating into different groups. There is also information about types of land use for scaffolding of the project.

In this primary source analysis worksheet, students analyze a historical photograph of CCC participants. Students then respond to 4 short answer questions about the photograph. 

In this biology worksheet, students grow corn plants in growth pouches as the control group in an experiment on plant growth in microgravity. Then they analyze any differences that occur between Earth-grown and space-grown corn plants.

In this agricultural products worksheet, students decide which regions Louisiana towns are in, complete a charts listing several different items for sale and the towns where they are sold and write statements that generalize about the foods sold in each region by filling in the blanks in the sentences.

In this Your Area, Their Area worksheet, students locate and identify an area on a map, then write short answers to factors about it. They then create a poster with materials provided.