How To Learn More About Climate Change

Resources for Educators

Environmental Solutions Initiative at Massachusetts Institute of Engineering science (ESI at MIT): TILclimate Guides for Educators
These "Today I Learned: Climate" guides comprise flexible, prepare-to-apply activities for high school teachers, designed to bring concepts from energy to hurricanes to food into the classroom. They are an extension of the TILclimate Podcast series and complement other learning resources on the MIT Climate Portal.

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EPA: Generate! — Board Game on Climate change
This interactive board game enables players to explore energy choices and the environment, and gets students "energized" in some friendly competition.

National Geographic
Discover lesson plans, articles, activities, and more than for M–12 educators on world scientific discipline, climatology, conservation, and geography.

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA): Climate Education
This site is NOAA's gateway to many of their educational pages for students and teachers on world sciences, including climate change.

NOAA Climate.gov
This site provides learning activities, curriculum materials, and multimedia resource for education near climate and energy.

NOAA: Data in the Classroom
This site hosts curriculum modules that demonstrate techniques for using existent climate change data in the classroom.

NOAA National Ocean Service Teaching Content and Modules
This site provides students and educators with bounding main, littoral, and climate literacy resources, including activities on sea and climate literacy, body of water level rise, and increasing your urban center's resilience to climatic change.

National Park Service Lesson Plans
Search through lesson plans most America's National Parks, including lessons about how they are being affected by climate change.

Salish Kootenai College and the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes: Living Landscapes Climate Science Projection
Join ii students as they learn from tribal biologists, elders, land managers, and cultural leaders how climate is affecting their community. These high school resources integrate Native American science with science research, including labs, models, videos, and other tools.

Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History: Global Climatic change in Perspective
Acquire nearly global climate change now and across geologic time, and admission related resources, including study guides and videos.

Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History: Hot Spud: Climate Change, Food Systems, and You
This site provides access to a museum-educator-led virtual program examining the human relationship between climate and food systems, as well as other videos and resources related to climatic change.

U.Southward. Department of Agriculture Forest Service
Find articles, videos, and resources about forests and climate change, including tips on using Forest Service research in the classroom.

U.S. Section of Energy (DOE): Resources for Educators
A collection of resources in English and Spanish on free energy efficiency and renewable free energy, including videos, lesson plans, and coloring books.

Yale Programme on Climatic change Communication: For Educators
Access classroom resources for grades 6–12 that immerse students in climate modify problems in an accessible and interactive way. Activities can be easily customized to meet educators' needs.

Resources for Students

Elementary to Centre School

American Museum of Natural History: Ology: Climatic change:
Check out these games, stories, hands-on activities, and videos for learning about climatic change.

EPA: Energy STAR Kids
Observe out why energy efficiency is so important to addressing climate change and what y'all can practice to help.

National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA): Climate Kids
Explore this interactive website with activities, articles, videos, and more than well-nigh climate change, why it is happening, how it is impacting the earth, and how and why NASA studies the planet.

U.Due south. Energy Information Assistants: Energy Kids
Learn virtually different energy sources and become tips to save energy in your home. And so exam your energy knowledge with fun games and quizzes.

Middle to Loftier Schoolhouse

NASA: Eyes on the Earth
With this app, monitor the earth'southward vital signs, such as sea level height, atmospheric carbon dioxide concentration, and Antarctic ozone.

NASA: SciJinks
Explore the earth of weather condition through games, videos, downloadable posters, bookmarks, and more than.

National Geographic Kids
Learn how today's climate is unlike from past warming and what you tin can do to proceed the globe healthy.

NOAA: Activeness Book: Discover Your Changing Globe
This activity book introduces you to climate science, the earth's climate system, the impacts of changes, and what you tin do to explore and protect our world.