• Inner Climate: Understanding and Embracing Our Eco-Emotions

  Inner Climate: Understanding and Embracing Our Eco-Emotions is an excellent resource that helps teachers explore the emotional impacts of climate change with students. Through a four-episode web series, exploring anxiety, empathy, anger and solastalgia,...

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• Climate Change and Art

  The resource Climate Change and Art consists of an art activity that allows the student to visualize what is important in the environment and why it is important for us, for the animals and for the land. The lesson begins with a brainstorming session...

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• Indigenous Nation Terms: Getting Started

  This video provides an engaging and informative introduction to Indigenous terminology and respectful practices for incorporating Indigenous education into the classroom. Holli Sayies, an Indigenous consultant for LSF, explains the three constitutionally...

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• Climate Action Storytelling Toolkit

  The Climate Action Storytelling Toolkit is an educational resource designed to help students use storytelling to inspire climate action and deepen biodiversity awareness. The toolkit encourages students to move beyond passive learning and become active...

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• Hummingbird Migration

  In this early elementary resource the focus is on developing an awareness and understanding of the importance of migration for certain groups of animals and the challenges faced while migrating.  The activity begins outdoors with a read aloud of...

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• Air Pollution: who is responsible?

  Each winter, air pollution worsens in many countries around the world. Today, 99% of the global population lives in areas where air pollution exceeds the safe limits established by the World Health Organization. In this lesson, students explore what air...

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• Winter Camouflage

  Winter Camouflage is an engaging, hands-on activity aimed at developing an understanding in early learners of animals and the role of camouflage. Prior to begining the activity the students will complete a K-W-L chart about arctic foxes and snowshoe hares....

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• Food Waste Game

  The Food Waste Game entitled “Still Good to Eat?” is an interactive, digital game designed to test players' knowledge about food freshness, food storage and common myths surrounding "best before" dates. It aims to teach students how to recognize...

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• Sustainable Ecosystems and Climate Change

  This resource allows students to explore the connections between biodiversity, invasive species, and climate change. Through a combination of videos, outdoor activities, and data analaysis, students leans about the importance of native species in keeping...

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• Sustainable Ecosystems and Climate Change

  This video explores the importance of native plants in maintaining healthy and sustainable ecosystems. Students learn about the critical roles that different plant species play in pollination, biodiversity, carbon storage, and wildlife protection. The...

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• Exploring Model Forest Framework in Canada

  Model Forests bring together diverse stakeholders to support sustainable landscape management that balances environmental, social, cultural, and economic priorities. In this lesson, students explore the concept of Model Forests, learn about their connection...

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• Trees and Climate Change

  Healthy forests are essential to a healthy planet. Beginning with a scene of the narrator enjoying the cool shade of a mature tree on a hot summer day, this video uses engaging visuals, animations and real-world examples to take students on a virtual...

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• Where Does it Grow? The Science of Climate and Food

  Climate plays an important role in determining where food can be grown and how it reaches our tables. In this lesson, students investigate how climate affects food production, explore where common fruits and vegetables are grown, and examine how climate...

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• The Social and Environmental Impact of Food Waste

  Food waste is a growing environmental and social issue that affects natural resources, climate change, and food security. In this lesson, students explore where food comes from, examine how food moves through the food system from farm to table, and investigate...

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• Working Trees: Reforestation and Responsible Forestry

  Through the material in this guide and accompanying video, students will explore responsible forest management while learning about key science concepts related to ecosystems and environmental sustainability. They will examine the factors that create...

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• Less Harm on the Farm: Regenerative Agriculture

  These learning activities provide students with a diverse set of experiences, from historical exploration to hands-on experiments and community engagement, allowing them to grasp the concepts of regenerative agriculture and understand its significance...

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• Climate Heroes! The Power of Trees

  With their remarkable ability to capture and store carbon, trees are natural warriors against climate change. Forests are environmental "superheroes" that provide many ecological services such as supplying clean air and water. But, like all heroes, these...

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• The Garden Lesson Plan

  The Garden Lesson Plan focuses on the essential question of "Does food grown locally help reduce your carbon footprint?". Through various hands-on, engaging activities the students work to discover how to offset the carbon created by the transportation...

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• The Power of Forests

  Forests are essential to all life on Earth, including humans. These vital ecosystems provide numerous ecological, social, and economic benefits, including supporting biodiversity, providing natural resources, mitigating climate change impact and enhancing...

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• The Knowledge Garden

  This resource explores how Indigenous knowledge and Western science work together to deepen understanding of gardening, agriculture, and environmental stewardship. Mi’kmaw Knowledge Holders Blair Bernard and Tracy Marshall introduce Two-Eyed Seeing,...

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