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This story follows 10-year-old Lily as she experiences a growing sense of eco-anxiety while learning about the impacts of climate change on the world around her. Concerned about the future, Lily learns more about climate change online and discovers unsettling...
Part of the PBS series, Weathered, this video explores why there seems to be an increasing number of severe winter storms happening in a world that is warming due to climate change. To help students understand this paradox, experts explain the phenomenon...
Green New World is a cooperative climate-change simulation game in which students work together to respond to the interconnected environmental and human impacts of climate change. Students are divided into seven teams, each representing a different geographic...
The video examines how today's changing climate is very different from the climate shifts that have characterized earth's history and why this current warming presents a threat to our survival. The program explains that rather than changes taking place...
The resource "What's Weather and Climate Got to Do with It?" explores the relationship among climate, weather, and local air quality its effect on human health. The students will learn about air pollutants and their sources, how weather interacts...
Celebrating People and Planet helps students explore their relationship with the natural world through art and geography. Students investigate how people are connected to and influence their environment, while developing their ability to observe, interpret...
Bees build hives, beavers build lodges, and birds build nests... Could you do it too? Test your nest-building skills! You'll learn a lot as you create a strong and stable resting place for your feathered friends. Students explore natural structures through...
The Wildlife Corridor Game uses a parachute-style game to demonstrate how we can make school grounds more wildlife friendly. This outdoor activity helps students understand biodiversity, interdependence, and how connected habitats support animals and...
Living in a Warming World is an engaging introduction to climate change for elementary students. Through clear, informative images and examples of Canadian animals, students explore how a warming climate can affect habitats, migration, food sources, and...
Climate changing is second part of the compilation Climate Justice, Hope and Action. This four-part lesson plan explores the local and global impacts of climate change through research, presentations, and role-playing news stories from international sources....
The Math in Nature Program Kit is designed to help students in K-6 explore mathematical concepts in a natural environment. The activities combine math learning with outdoor observation and hands-on experience, encouraging students to recognize patterns,...