Using Geocaching and Orienteering as Engaging Learning Tools
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Make Natural Spaces Clean and Your Art Class Green
A personal journey in repurposing disposables.
Using Teacher Training to Create a Sustainability Class
Students' learning about sustainability and creating sustainable action plans for their school
Caught Up in the Carbon Cycle
A simulation game that encourages 11-15-year-olds to learn about systems
that influence climate change
Teaching Kids about Climate Change
Rather than overwhelm young people with the daunting challenges facing humanity, the book’s focus is to help them to appreciate the many solutions that individuals, organizations and governments are already implementing to mitigate climate change. The overall goal of the book is to introduce basic concepts and to help cultivate a sense of wonder about the natural world.
Hydroponics for Education
Boosting air quality and student engagement by growing indoor plants
Water Quality Field Trips
As they watch wastewater being treated and test water quality in a stream near their school, high school and college students come to appreciate the importance of water quality
Finding Inspiration for Outdoor Learning
A profile of an award-winning teacher’s strategies for getting all students in her school outdoors more often
Where Does Our Food Come From?
A lesson to help grade 3-8 students appreciate the impact our food system has on climate change
Partnering with Ski-Hills for Active Learning
Developing outdoor classrooms at local ski hills to develop minds and bodies
No Accident: Successful Field Trips
Tips for non-formal and formal youth educators on how to connect with children ages 9-14 and keep them focused during outdoor field trips.
