Celebrating Earth Week: It’s Elemental
A collection of ideas, activities and resources for exploring and celebrating our connections to the earth during Earth Week.
FROM GREEN TEACHER'S FALL 1997 ISSUE
A collection of ideas, activities and resources for exploring and celebrating our connections to the earth during Earth Week.
FROM GREEN TEACHER'S FALL 1997 ISSUE
A research project that helps middle and high school students determine the severity of the impacts of oil and gas development and what should be done about them.
Explore the emerging technology associated with this form of charcoal that absorbs carbon and helps plants grow.
A first-grade class in New York City tries to grow their own food as part of an integrated unit that combined science, social studies and literacy.
How to lead grades 5-8 students in inquiry-based field investigations of their local waterways.
Help young people realize the rights they have to a healthy planet and lifestyle with these activities from UNICEF Canada for middle and high school students.
A middle school learning exercise (adaptable for elementary and high school), in which students learn about the characteristics and habitat requirements of invertebrates, the most abundant and diverse group of animals on Earth, who serve a major role in recycling nutrients by decomposing organic material.
The most popular activity in FoodShare’s Field to Table Schools program , it gets students of all ages excited about fresh, healthy food as they make their own Signature Salad.
Over its 40-year history, this extracurricular program of outdoor experiential education and community service has become a rite of passage for senior high school students in Atikokan, Ontario.
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