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The activities in this resource provide background information on a First Nations and Métis perspective or worldview and their respective concept of sustainability. The lessons were developed to address objectives from the unit entitled Life Science:...
This one day lesson plan explores how the Arctic is changing through a series of demonstrations, discussions and the viewing of a slideshow. The lessons and activities have been designed to follow on from one another, building student’s understanding...
The science of polymers is brought to life in this innovative STEM resource that has students creating casein plastic from milk. As they examine the polymerization process students are actively engaged in an applied investigation where they: Describe...
This compelling video highlights the relationship between the global water crisis and poverty by asking students to envisage how lives could be dramatically transformed by turning on a tap. The graphic images and simple text encourage personal introspection...
This appealing picture book introduces children to the concept of sustainable communities. Based on actual events, the young narrator leads students on a tour of Greensburg, Kansas before and after a devastating tornado. As a new town emerges...
Beautiful illustrations depict the ugliness of a life where the fundamental right of access to fresh water is lacking. Every day in young GieGie’s life is shaped by the arduous trek to collect water. Song and dance help ease the burden...
Featuring the true story of a small Danish island that transformed into a model of sustainability, this book will inspire and motivate readers to learn about renewable energy systems. Residents of Sanso were disinterested in energy independence...
Art and poetry combine in this powerful book that delivers an important message about human relationships with nature. As the elders watch the rampant destruction of natural resources through activities like mining, logging and over harvest...
This outdoor activity uses traditional ecological knowledge to involve students in active exploration of a local habitat to identify and describe native plants. An emphasis on learning about the medical and food values of these plants provides...
First Nations elders are respected for their wisdom and understanding of the natural world. This lesson plan recognizes that the cultural identity of Indigenous people is based upon learning about traditions and customs from older generations. ...
This short video introduction to the feature film delivers a powerful call to action on behalf of the world’s oceans. Stunning and sometimes shocking images reveal the extent of the damage that has occurred from overfishing, pollution, climate...
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...
This resource is comprised of six lessons with the goal of helping students to gain a deeper understanding of energy, the connection between energy and the environment, how energy is used, methods of conservation and renewable energy solutions. Lesson...
The Water Walker tells the story of an Ojibwe grandmother (Nokomis) named Josephine who loves Nibi (water). She raises awareness of the need to protect Nibi for future generations by walking all around the Great Lakes and from the four salt waters...
This teacher's guide serves as a companion to the book The Water Walker. The guide provides a number of learning opportunities with the Ojibwe language, social activism, character education and social studies. Also included are discussion...
Through a series of four lessons, students will learn the story of how climate change is impacting life in Canada today. The students will be working with photos from the exhibition "To What Degree? Canada in a Changing Climate". Lesson 1: How do...
This is a probing documentary into the deplorable conditions of drinking water in northern Ontario First Nations communities. Over 200 First Nations communities in Canada have unclean, unsafe drinking water. The reasons for this on-going tragedy are effectively...
This teacher resource guide provides educators with resources to support increased integration of First Peoples knowledge and perspectives into classrooms and schools. The resource can be used in conjunction with locally based resources that are developed...
Students build empathy for refugees and immigrants by learning about the experience of some families separated at the southern border of the U.S. in 2018. Students then hear a poem and write their own imaginative poems to convey their learning. As suggested...
This resource examines the problem of plastics in the world’s oceans and directs students to consider individual changes they can make to help reduce the damage being caused. The lesson begins by drawing attention to the UN’s Sustainability...