Environmental Education

This guide takes you through the process of running a 6-week version of the club, which includes a welcome session, 4 hands-on activity sessions, and a party to celebrate at the end, as well as optional bonus activities.

This guide takes you through the process of running a 12-week version of the club, which includes a welcome session, 4 hands-on activity sessions, 6 sessions for an original student-led project, and a party to celebrate at the end, as well as optional bonus activities.

Educators can create free accounts to gain access to hundreds of high quality educational resources that tie directly to the K-12 curriculum

Agriculture-based learning and teaching resources from an Alberta-based Agriculture education organization.

Resources for student and teachers about sustainable development goals and activities.

These are the resources for teaching environmental education to K to 12 students and other audiences.

The Canada's Forests Teaching Kit Series booklets focus on educating youth about the value of forests and the importance of protecting and conserving them. Scroll down on this page

This resource from the David Suzuki foundation includes five cross-curricular lessons that inspire environmental stewardship in both the classroom and beyond.

This is a section on the Ducks Unlimited site filled with resources for educators and students. You will find lesson plans, programs and activities.

Each environmental science lab on this site includes several lesson plans you can use in your classroom.

Students will conduct their own home energy audit to evaluate the degree of energy efficiency in their own homes as well as take stock of their individual conservation behaviors.

This activity asks students to examine Canada’s energy resources in depth, by asking them to identify advantages and challenges as well as new and emerging innovations and technologies associated with the resources. The activity runs as a self-directed research activity.

Education resources including study guides, lesson plans, fact sheets, and class activities from Forests Ontario. Students can learn to take a forest inventory.

GeoInquiries are short, standards-based inquiry activities for teaching map-based content. This collection includes all the major map based concepts found in a typical middle or high school earth science course– topography, earthquakes, volcanoes, oceans, weather, and climate.

Lesson plans for elementary teachers teaching about the tundra

Easy-to-use classroom activities that focus on climate science.

An immersive Minecraft world with standards-based lessons. Explore these resources for hands-on learning about ecosystems, conservation and biodiversity.

Classroom resources from the National Center for Science Education (US)

A high-quality resource is a one-stop, self-contained series of lessons on the effects of climate change, what causes it, and how to fight it going forward.

This site includes lesson plans and videos about habitats, ecosystems, biodiversity, species-at-risk, and invasive species.

This resource connects teachers and students to engaging outdoor activities that explore themes described in each of the nature guides.

A list of lesson plans, articles, videos, and interactive activities for students from grades 9-12 to explore the science of rising sea levels.

Find social studies and science lessons plans for Grade 6 that were developed by the Native Counselling Services of Alberta.

Teacher science resources on energy developed by the American Geosciences Institute

On this page teachers will find awesome activities to engage students in learning outdoors