The Climate Fiction and Nonfiction Reading Guide developed by Climate Generation will help you bring climate change books to your English/Language Arts classes, book clubs, science classes, and beyond. Climate change fiction and non-fiction books are included, along with book summaries, reading levels, discussion questions, and relevant news articles to bring the content to life.
A deep dive into our hidden resource: 41% of the water used in Arizona comes from the ground and, in most areas, it is their only source of water. Understanding groundwater is of utmost importance to our continued survival in the arid southwest!
Dig into why climate change has increased fire risk across the west and discuss how communities can mitigate fire risk in the face of climate change with three fun, hands-on lessons from the Asombro Institute for Science Education.
http://asombro.org/climate/
The Center for Behavior and Climate can help you include climate change in your existing courses with our 8 FREE short online climate science and solutions courses.
AWE's Learning Landscape Lessons include four school lessons focused on outdoor water efficiency that align with Next Generation Science Standards for grades 3-8.
The Green Actioneers Family Action Guide is bilingual in English and Spanish, has a coloring book feature, relevant games and puzzles, and even a "Where's Waldo?" feature. It will be introduced in K-5/K-8 schools nationwide by a "green-hearted" parent or teacher at Green Action Family Night.
LiMPETS (Long-term Monitoring Program and Experiential Training for Students) is a citizen science program that monitors the coastal ecosystems of California and helps youth develop a scientific understanding of the ocean.
Two online tools—the Water Footprint of Food Guide and Quiz—illustrate the important connections between water and food, and describe food's water footprint.