Environment+and+Energy

1) Order environmental and energy programs, free or greatly subsidized, from: [|The Canadian SEEDS Foundatio]n (Provide feedback on the website and you will be entered in a draw!) Summary of programs: GREEN Schools Canada Program (K-9) Energy Literacy Series (6-12) //[I have the video if you would like to borrow it. Lauren]// Canadian Water Conservation Challenge (K-9) Environmental Writing Challenge (K-9) Canadian Bird Challenge (K-9) Habitat in the Balance (7-12), water module now available at [|www.seedshabitat.ca] CloudSatSatellite "Ground-Truth" Program (4-10) TACC: Teaching Activities for Climate Change (7-12) Creating a Climate of Change (7-12)

2) This is a resource with lots of great lessons and activities in a huge variety of subject areas, produced (this is just a draft at the moment) by the teacher candidates at Lakehead University:

3) Environmental Champions for each secondary school - page of documents and resources

4) ** eco blog ist ** news, views and tips on living green [|www.ecoactionteams.ca/pub/blog/]

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**6) Climate Classroom** [|**http://www.greennexxus.com/omaog/us/education.aspx**] This curriculum encourages students to analyze the science of global warming and its relevance to current events and their daily lives, through classroom activities, lesson plans, and family and community activities. The One Million Acts of Green Program works closely with the National Wildlife Federation, The Climate Project, and its website partner GreenNexxus to provide age-appropriate resources for K-12 and beyond.

7) Learning for a Sustainable Future is proud to announce the recent launch of Project FLOW's website: []. Project FLOW - For the Love of Water - is an initiative of LSF with support from RBC’s Blue Water Project. It allows students to get involved in water-related Action Projects, at their schools or in their communities. These action projects are linked to the curriculum for their grade level, while also building their broader skill set to be able to understand and act upon the complex water issue they are exploring. By addressing all stakeholders and perspectives on an issue, students get great training that ultimately leads to responsible citizenship!

8) ** KidWind Project [] **The KidWind Project is a team of teachers, engineers, and scientists committed to innovative energy education, focused on wind power. The project aims to make affordable project kits available, and provides free lessons and teaching ideas, which could be used to address measurement and data strands in mathematics classrooms.