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  • How is Your Community Adapting for Electric Vehicles?

    Electric vehicles have increased significantly in popularity in a few short years. Many individuals are making the transition to alternative fuel sources for transportation. This resource is created to accompany other lessons. It is important for students...

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  • The Science of Plastics

    This resource has students discover what plastic is, why it was created, and how it is made. Students will conduct a scientific enquiry into single-use plastic products, identifying their properties, uses and environmental implications.  Students...

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  • Decoding Global Goal 7

    The main goal of this lesson is for students to distinguish the difference between renewable and non-renewable energy sources. They will also take a close look at how young people from around the world are using their creativity to come up with new solutions...

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  • Asthma in the City

    This problem-based learning unit focuses on the health effects of poor air quality.  Students are asked to explain why one twin has asthma and one does not. Students form groups called Think-Tanks that allow them to research the issue...

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  • Teaching Geography Through a Sustainability Lens

    This kit was created to thread sustainability-related knowledge, skills and attitudes throughout the Ontario grade nine geography course. While the kit consists of separate modules designed to match the conventional units of study in the Ontario...

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  • The Fall of Flint

    In this photo essay, photographer Matt Black portrays the town of Flint and its residents as they persevere through the water crisis. A water crisis has severely impacted the residents since 2014. In this lesson, students view photos documenting the Flint,...

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  • Understanding Climate Change in Grade 11 and 12 Geography

    This resource identifies locations within Ontario's high school geography curriculum where teachers can address climate change.  Teaching suggestions, case studies, learning activities, guiding questions and additional resources related to climate...

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  • Fueling the Future: Evaluating the sustainability of biofuels

     In this activity, students will assess the sustainability of different biofuels. Students will be asked to evaluate how the life cycle (production, transport, and use) of each biofuel feedstock impacts the economy, the environment, and society....

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  • The Impacts of Environmental Disturbances on the Population Dynamics of an Ecosystem

    In this research activity, students will apply what they learned from conducting population censuses. They will research a species at risk in Canada to develop both an understanding of the complexities associated with species and ecosystem management...

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  • Girls For The Planet

    In this lesson, students investigate the environmental benefits that arise from empowering women and girls. They access statistics about the education of women and represent this data using back-to-back stem and leaf plots and histograms. They will also...

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  • How Are The World's Bee Populations Doing?

    In this STEM lesson students will learn about the threats faced by bee populations around the world and why they should be concerned.  The core lesson provides a video and print article describing the importance of honey bees in food production,...

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  • Conserving Canada's Marine Biodiversity: Middle School

    The lesson plans in Conserving Canada's Marine Biodiversity have a goal of helping students become passionate about Canada's oceans, raise awareness of conservation issues and bring Canada's ocean just a little bit closer to home.  The resource consists...

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  • Plastic Education Kit 2-3

    The resource aims to bring awareness of plastic use and how our actions have a direct impact on the environment. The toolkit consists of seven lessons that teach students about plastic pollution and steps they can take to help resolve the problem, such...

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  • The Refugee Crisis and Human Responsibility

    This lesson asks students to consider the ethical and legal implications of the global refugee crisis and what those implications mean in terms of our human responsibilities. Through the activities, students explore the global refugee crisis by looking...

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  • The Connection Between Us

    Students learn about the interdependence that characterizes species and their habitats as well as some of the current threats facing our planet's biodiversity. The lesson begins with a group discussion of the terms ecosystem, biome and biodiversity. ...

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  • Schoolyard Bioblitz Education Kit

    The Schoolyard Bioblitz involves students in a hands-on activity to encourage an appreciation of local plants, animals and habitats while exploring the concept of biodiversity. The resource is made up of six lessons with 10 activities: Section1. Students...

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  • Growing Up Wild

    Growing Up WILD is an early childhood education program that promotes a sense of wonder in children about nature and invites them to explore wildlife and the world around them.  Through a wide range of outdoor activities and nature-themed experiences,...

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  • How Will We Fix Climate Change

    This lesson is based on a 20 minute podcast from the CBC series “Tai Asks Why” through which 7th grader Tai Poole tries to find answers to some of life’s biggest questions.   In this episode, Tai talks with his friends, a NASA...

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  • Redesigning Plastic Packaging

    The lesson focuses on the widespread practice of plastic packaging and the problems it creates. It is one of a series of lessons within the World’s Largest Lesson that explores the circular economy. Students evaluate the effectiveness of the...

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  • Pollination Power

    In Pollination Power, students will recognize that pollinators play an important role in wild plant growth and food production. They will gain an understanding of the parts of plants involved in pollination and of the way pollinators aid in plant growth...

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