I Have... Who Has...? – The Earth System | 4 Interactive Science Review Games – 100 Cards

Four engaging science review games that help students discover how Earth's interconnected systems work together to shape our planet!

Make Earth science vocabulary more interactive with I Have... Who Has...? – The Earth System!

Designed to complement the Grade 5 Amplify Science The Earth System unit, this printable collection includes 100 science question-and-answer cards divided into four numbered sets of 25 cards each.

Students strengthen their understanding of Earth's major systems, the water cycle, weather patterns, precipitation, landforms, and the interactions between the atmosphere, hydrosphere, geosphere, and biosphere.

What's Included?

Four numbered sets of science review cards:

• Set 1: Cards 1–25
• Set 2: Cards 26–50
• Set 3: Cards 51–75
• Set 4: Cards 76–100

Total: Four separate sets containing 100 cards.

Each card number appears on the blue beaker directly beneath the "Who Has...?" text, making it easy for teachers to identify, organize, and separate the four sets.

The resource includes colorful Earth science-themed card fronts and coordinated question-and-answer sides designed for double-sided printing.

What Makes This Resource Special?

• Four numbered sets provide flexible science review activities.
• Reinforces vocabulary related to Earth's interconnected systems.
• Explores the atmosphere, hydrosphere, geosphere, and biosphere.
• Reviews evaporation, condensation, and precipitation.
• Strengthens understanding of the water cycle.
• Examines the relationship between mountains, moisture, and rainfall.
• Encourages scientific reasoning and discussion.
• Promotes listening, speaking, and cooperative learning.
• Provides reusable cards for small-group and whole-class instruction.

Sample Science Questions Include:

• What do we call a group of parts that work together as a whole? – System
• What is the Earth system that includes all the water on the planet? – Hydrosphere
• What is the Earth system that includes all the rocks and landforms? – Geosphere
• What is the Earth system that includes the layer of gases around Earth? – Atmosphere
• What is the Earth system that includes all living things? – Biosphere
• What is the process of water turning into invisible gas? – Evaporation
• What do we call liquid or solid water that falls from the sky? – Precipitation
• What provides the energy that drives the water cycle? – The sun

How to Play

Choose one of the four numbered sets and distribute its cards among students.

The player holding the starting card reads the first question. Students listen for the matching answer, and the student holding that answer responds with "I Have..." before reading the next "Who Has...?" question.

The game continues until the selected chain is complete.

Teachers can use different numbered sets throughout the unit for science warm-ups, learning centers, cooperative review, or assessment preparation.

Perfect For:

• Grade 5 Earth science
• Amplify Science unit review
• Earth's systems instruction
• Water cycle lessons
• Weather and precipitation review
• Science vocabulary practice
• Whole-class learning games
• Small-group science centers
• Cooperative learning
• Homeschool science

Why Teachers Will Love It

The Earth System requires students to understand how several major parts of our planet interact and influence one another.

These interactive cards help students revisit important scientific vocabulary while making connections between water, air, land, and living things.

With four separate numbered sets, teachers can provide repeated review opportunities throughout the unit while keeping activities fresh and engaging.

Use individual sets for shorter review activities or rotate among sets during different lessons.

Help students discover the connections that make our planet work with four interactive science games that build knowledge, confidence, and collaboration!

Disclaimer: This resource is an independently created supplemental educational product designed to complement Amplify Science instruction. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or officially associated with Amplify Education. Amplify Science and related trademarks are the property of their respective owners.