Environmental Education Week

Students will learn the difference between weather and climate and the major climate categories.

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Students collect and analyze data to estimate how much of Earth's surface is covered by water, building skills in sampling, estimation, and data analysis while exploring why Earth's water coverage matters for life on the planet.

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Students will discover the benefits of renewable energy and how it can help humans combat climate change.

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Students test their bird identification skills with a guided activity that challenges them to spot and name as many birds as possible. Available as a PDF or Google Slides version.

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Students explore how soil health connects to food security and human well-being.

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Explore how people, places, and environments vary across the United States, then consider how to make a difference in your own region and beyond. Includes an interactive map, animated videos, and a choice board with teacher and student activities built in.

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Students draw and label their own Environmental Change-Maker, exploring what it truly takes to protect the planet and serve their community. You just need paper and markers.

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Students explore the causes and impact of urban flooding and take action in their own community through cross-curricular activities and a community project choice board. Teacher and student resources included.

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Inspired by Dr. Jane Goodall, students draw a personal tree where roots represent what grounds them and shoots represent their hopes and dreams. A reflective, creative activity that only needs paper and a pencil.

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Observation Journal Students practice observing and recording the natural world through drawing, listening, and counting, inspired by Dr. Jane Goodall's field research methods.

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Students role-play as water droplets moving through Earth's systems, building systems thinking skills and a deeper understanding of how water travels and changes form across the atmosphere, land, and living things.

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