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4.55 Evaluate Erosion Control Solutions Worksheet

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This Grade 4 Science worksheet provides structured practice on 4.55 Evaluate Erosion Control Solutions. Students are guided through targeted exercises that build foundational understanding, computational accuracy, and critical thinking skills.

Evaluate Erosion‑Control Solutions - Select the model or strategy that most effectively reduces erosion under given conditions. (NGSS 4‑ESS2‑1 (connection); SEP Designing Solutions; CCC Stability and Change)

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery

A class must recommend an erosion-control solution for a school berm. They value low soil loss, easy maintenance, and a natural-looking schoolyard. Test data: dry soil 28 g, rooted plants 5 g, large rocks 15 g, paper strips 25 g. Which recommendation is strongest? Read all answer choices carefully before deciding.

ARecommend the design with no evidence because it is fastest to write about

BRecommend dry soil if it lost the most soil because it was the first option

CRecommend changing all criteria after seeing the favorite design fail

DRecommend rooted plants and explain that it best meets the erosion criterion using the soil-loss data

Solution & Explanation:A strong recommendation connects the criteria to evidence and explains trade-offs instead of relying on preference.

Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery

A class must recommend an erosion-control solution for a park path. They value low soil loss, easy maintenance, and a natural-looking schoolyard. Test data: bare hill 38 g, terrace steps 9 g, grass and mulch 6 g, open soil channel 34 g. Which recommendation is strongest? Read all answer choices carefully before deciding.

ARecommend the design with no evidence because it is fastest to write about

BRecommend bare hill if it lost the most soil because it was the first option

CRecommend grass and mulch and explain that it best meets the erosion criterion using the soil-loss data

DRecommend changing all criteria after seeing the favorite design fail

Solution & Explanation:A strong recommendation connects the criteria to evidence and explains trade-offs instead of relying on preference.

Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery

A class must recommend an erosion-control solution for a garden bed. They value low soil loss, easy maintenance, and a natural-looking schoolyard. Test data: loose soil 22 g, mulch 9 g, small plants 4 g, decorative stones 12 g. Which recommendation is strongest? Read all answer choices carefully before deciding.

ARecommend the design with no evidence because it is fastest to write about

BRecommend small plants and explain that it best meets the erosion criterion using the soil-loss data

CRecommend loose soil if it lost the most soil because it was the first option

DRecommend changing all criteria after seeing the favorite design fail

Solution & Explanation:A strong recommendation connects the criteria to evidence and explains trade-offs instead of relying on preference.

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QWhat grade level and standards does this worksheet align with?

This worksheet is designed specifically for Grade 4 Science students. It aligns with educational standard SCI.4.55 (Evaluate erosion-control designs using evidence, criteria, and constraints.).