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Turn your classroom into an environmental investigation lab.
This growing bundle of Environmental Case Files gives students authentic, data-driven ecosystem challenges where they analyze trends, evaluate evidence, and determine the most likely cause of environmental change.
These are not simple readings or worksheets. Students actively:
Each case file focuses on a different ecosystem issue, helping students understand how environmental factors and human activities impact water systems, land ecosystems, and marine environments.
What Makes This Bundle Different
This is a structured environmental science investigation system.
Every case follows a consistent format so students build confidence and independence over time while strengthening:
Because the structure stays consistent, you spend less time explaining directions and more time guiding higher-level thinking.
What Students Learn
Students explore and understand:
What’s Included in Every Case File
No prep. No extra materials needed.
Case Files Currently Included:
✔ The Fish Kill at Riverbend Creek
✔ The Algae Bloom at Lake Greenwood
✔ The Cloudy Reservoir Case
✔ The Dying Wetland Plants Investigation
✔ The Coral Reef Bleaching Case
More case files will be added over time. As new investigations are added, the price will increase — purchase early to lock in the lowest rate.
How Teachers Use This Bundle
Each case can be completed in 1–2 class periods.
Why Teachers Love the Format
Standards Alignment
Supports NGSS Science & Engineering Practices:
Crosscutting Concepts:
Disciplinary Core Ideas:
Climate and environmental change
Designed For
This is an evolving environmental investigation system that grows with your curriculum.
Students don’t just read about environmental problems — they analyze the data, evaluate the evidence, and determine what actually happened.
If you have any questions, feel free to email me at devon@teachwithfergy.com
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Turn your classroom into a freshwater ecosystem investigation lab.In this Environmental Science Data Investigation, students analyze real-world style datasets to determine why fish suddenly died overnight near Riverbend Creek.Through graphing, trend analysis, and structured evidence evaluation, stud
Turn your classroom into a water quality investigation lab.In this Environmental Science Data Investigation, students analyze real-world style datasets to determine why the city’s drinking water reservoir has become unusually cloudy.Through graphing, trend analysis, and structured evidence evaluatio
Turn your classroom into a land ecosystem investigation lab.In this Environmental Science Data Investigation, students analyze real-world style datasets to determine why native plants in a local wetland are declining. Through graphing, trend analysis, and structured evidence evaluation, students unc
In this Environmental Science Data Investigation, students analyze real-world style datasets to determine why a thick green algae bloom suddenly appeared in Lake Greenwood.Through graphing, trend analysis, and structured evidence evaluation, students uncover the most likely cause of the bloom.This i
Turn your classroom into a marine science investigation lab.In this Environmental Science Data Investigation, students analyze real-world style datasets to determine why corals in a reef ecosystem are turning white. Through graphing, trend analysis, and structured evidence evaluation, students uncov
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