Grade 5 Medium β€’ Earth Systems

Earth's Four Spheres: Geosphere, Hydrosphere

Investigate interactions between the Geosphere (rock/soil), Hydrosphere (water), Atmosphere (air), and Biosphere (life).

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Comprehensive Lesson Guide: Earth's Four Spheres: Geosphere, Hydrosphere


The 4 Connected Spheres:


- Geosphere: Rocks, minerals, mountains, and Earth's crust.
- Hydrosphere: All oceans, rivers, glaciers, and groundwater.
- Atmosphere: The blanket of gases and air surrounding Earth.
- Biosphere: All living organisms (plants, animals, microbes).

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