Eco-Detectives
A mystery event that engages youth between 5-12 years old in experiential learning
A mystery event that engages youth between 5-12 years old in experiential learning
Bring nature back to elementary aged children by way of a Forest School
An experiential lesson in practical chemistry, botany and art for Grades 4 to 6
Implementing No Idle Zones in schools helps the environment and improves student’s health
A lesson that puts the topic of evolution into the hands of your fourth through eighth grade students
A sequence of activities to teach the nutrient story to middle and high school students
How to develop a community-wide strategy to nurture environmental stewardship in children and teens
After a number of educators shared their videos of innovative learning strategies with us, we posted our first set for anyone to freely view.
You will find within them practical ideas such as using GoogleEarth for an invasive plant survey, or of schools that take students on weekly field trips to enhance their personal development and sustainability more generally. Learn how to prepare waste free lunches and to build comfy bug houses.
Click here to enjoy these videos and don’t forget to tell your friends about them.
If you have developed a short video about an innovative green learning strategy, let us promote it to the world. We would post it on our website and promote it via social media. Five minutes is an ideal length. Click here to find more information about technical suggestions, how to get started and for more details about what we are looking for. Have questions? Contact us at info@greenteacher.com.
Why Learn about Insects?, Snakes Alive!, Green Commuting Challenge, Conservation Animation, Citizenship-building via Marine Debris Surveys, Finding a Place for Science, Introducing Students to Landscape Architecture, Invasive Species: You’re Not Welcome Here!, Taking Action Against Invasive Species, Exploring Antarctica through Art, Becoming an Ecologiser
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