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Education is a universal human right and yet millions of children around the world cannot attend school and are unable to achieve basic literacy and numeracy skills. Illiteracy rates are especially high in girls and women in developing countries. This...
Groundwater contamination can have devastating consequences on environmental and human health. Non-point source pollutants are difficult to track but point source pollution can often be readily traced to the cause. In this lesson, students become environmental...
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...
Every day a multitude of products are used in our homes for cleaning, pest control and maintenance. However, many of these substances are extremely toxic to humans in addition to being harmful to the environment. In this activity a fun game of bingo...
The fascinating world of bats is explored in this engaging set of activities that teaches students about the remarkable features of these flying mammals that are uniquely adapted to their environment. The interactive hands-on activities investigate how...
This resource has students compare and contrast their use of electricity, gas usage and paper waste with another school. The two main aspects of the activity are data collection and brainstorming ways to reduce consumption. Each school will monitor their...
Local impacts can have global consequences. Humans are causing accelerating changes in the atmosphere, on land, and in the oceans. Life in these changing environments is tough for many species. The video moves from an examination of the causes of climate...
This resource is designed to have students ‘experience’ the harm caused by invasive species. Based on the game musical chairs, students simulate the ecological impacts resulting from the arrival of zebra mussels in the Great Lakes. This...
As context for the student activities, this resource draws attention to how nature has guided science and technology in the development of strategies and tools to protect our environment. Part I - Students are introduced to biomimicry and explore various...
In this design-oriented resource, students will follow very precise steps and plans in order to reuse an object in a different way for the well being of the people in their community. Through ten different activities the students will work on a project...
In this outdoor activity, the students will learn that all living things need a healthy habitat that includes food, water, shelter and space. They will also learn that climate change may threaten the delicate balance of nature. The students will...
The resource is one of twelve found in Green Learning’s ECO 360- a comprehensive study of the circular economy. Plastics present a major challenge to terrestrial and marine ecosystems as well as to our health. This resource helps students identify...
The resource is one of twelve found in Green Learning’s ECO 360- a comprehensive study of the circular economy. Plastic waste management and diversion is a critical issue as it ensures that plastic waste does not end up in the environment....
The resource is one of 12 found in Green Learning’s ECO 360- a comprehensive study of the circular economy. Students will explore ways in which plastic waste can be repurposed to create consumer goods. They will complete a make-remake activity...
During this lesson plan, students will be using research techniques to learn about an animal or plant affected by climate change. The main purpose of this activity is for students to appreciate the wide range of life forms in Canada that must adapt, relocate,...
The guide includes background information regarding how First Peoples’ knowledge and perspectives in science can be recognized and included in science inquiry. It also offers curriculum planning suggestions, and provides examples of fully developed...
In this three-day lesson students learn about sustainability, the challenges that sustainability problems present and the competencies required to solve them. Day one focuses on the three pillars of sustainable development. Students consider some of...
This activity and discussion session helps students understand the importance of the United Nations Global Goals for Sustainable Development, which are to improve the quality of life for all people worldwide. Students will begin by creating a list of...
This resource is one of 14 activities in Green Learning’s Decoding Carbon - A Climate Policy Quest, which explores how policy is used to build a low-carbon future. The activities are grouped by topics. Teachers or students can do any resources...
In this guided inquiry, students learn about the Sustainable Development Goals and their importance in addressing some of the world’s greatest problems. They explore the role being played by technology in achieving the SDGs and are then charged...