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Free Earth Day service learning resources
Climate Change Activism FREEBIE for grades 2-5! Teach civic engagement!
FREE resource for teaching about climate change / global warming in the elementary school classroom. Includes resources that help students take action to fight climate change.This product includes:-Four pages of kid-friendly informational text about climate change-Steps to take action-Table of resources to help students take action (e.g., by asking the school cafeteria for Meatless Monday, writing to their state representative about renewable energy, planting trees in their community, etc.)-Pap
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2nd - 5th
Recycle Poster (FREE)
I think it's very important to teach students about what can be recycled from an early age! Use this poster to help remind them of the items that should be recycled. I printed and laminated and taped it right to my recycling bin. :) I hope you enjoy this product!
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Not Grade Specific
Earth Day Challenge BINGO FREEBIE
Let’s celebrate Earth Day! This bingo card is filled with 24 activities perfect for your students to participate in during Earth Week or Month! Challenge your students to do their part in helping protect our Earth by having them complete 5 activities in a row OR go for a complete blackout!Some activities can be done in class and some can be done at home.☝️ Follow me to stay tuned for more fun and freebies!MORE EARTH DAY ACTIVITIES:❤️ Earth Day Activities (3rd Grade & 4th Grade)TERMS OF USE
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2nd - 9th
NGSS:
3-ESS3-1
, 5-ESS3-1
, 4-ESS3-1
Also included in: Earth Day Activities (BINGO, writing, math, puzzles) BUNDLE
Geological Gems, a digital tour of crystals, minerals and gemstones
These digital downloads are a must-have for crystal fans and spiritual information seekers.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education
Recyle Sign
Let's teach our children to recycle! Post this sign on your classroom recycling bin.
☼Green tub found at Michael's.
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Owl Themed Recycling "Go Green" Poster
This is a cute poster to help encourage students to recycle and "Go Green". The adorable graphics are made by www.misstiina.com/blog.
I appreciate your feedback!
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PreK - 5th
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle and Compost.
Find old magazines and have students talk about ways they can reduce, reuse, recycle and compost to help the earth. The bottom of the page has an area where they can make a pledge to take care of the earth.
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K - 5th
Generation Earth Composting Guide
This guide explores compostable food and green waste at a typical school campus. This exploration helps recover food waste on campus by creating a plan, establishing relationships with key stakeholders, installing compost bins and implementing a composting program. This sample contains the first ten pages. Download the full guide for free at generationearth.com!
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6th - 12th
Seasons of Service Curriculum
Seasons of Service Curriculum
This service-learning curriculum engages youth in finding their group’s powers, treasures, and possibilities and using them to make good things happen in their communities and around the world.
Written by Susan Ragsdale and Ann Saylor
www.TheAssetEdge.net
About Service-Learning and Assets
Service-learning and Developmental Assets® are the foundational blocks undergirding the three curriculum pieces. Find out more about them in this section.
Change Your World
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5th - 12th
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Eco-Friendly Style Lesson Plan
In this lesson, students will learn about environmentally responsible fashion and style choices. They will trace the journey of where their clothing comes from, learn about the importance of thrift shops, and organize a clothing drive or clothing swap to promote more sustainable fashion choices.
For more free lesson plans, related information or resources, visit http://www.teensturninggreen.org/education/curriculum/.
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4th - 12th
Green Cleaning Lesson Plan
In this lesson, students will learn about some of the dangers associated with traditional cleaning products and how they can make their own natural, affordable cleaning products without any of the hazards. They will also be introduced to the Environmental Working Group's resources about Household Cleaning Products, which they can use to research other types of cleaning products and help green their family's home environment. Students will then develop a campaign to transition to safer cleaning p
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2nd - 12th
Earth Day: Sort & Save
Do you want a resource that can help students learn how to better take care of the earth? This short activity gives students the opportunity to sort and determine whether to reuse, compost, recycle, or trash everyday items. Another nice aspect of this activity is the ability to get the kids moving around the room. Have your students sort the items into categories where the various bins (cups or whatever you have handy) are around the room and they can walk from place to place determining where t
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2nd - 5th
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Generation Earth Textile Recycling Guide
This guide will help your school promote the reuse of items and reduce waste in the process. Proper disposal of textile waste includes keeping it out of landfills through sharing, swapping, donating, recycling and repurposing. Your group can play a major part in creating awareness of proper disposal by hosting a textile recycling event. This sample contains the first ten pages. Download the complete guide for free at generationearth.com!
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6th - 12th
Eco-Warriors: Educating Our Community
This lesson is an opportunity to engage students in a peer-led, environmental initiative for their community. By offering students tangible and meaningful experiences that help them to understand their impacts on the environment, students will be inspired to take action. They will be guided to developing their own initiative that will have a positive impact on their school, community and the world.
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3rd - 8th
HEART Humane Education: How to Spot Greenwashing (Gr. 6-8)
Greenwashing is becoming an increasingly common phenomenon. A greenwashed label can influence consumers to purchase products they think are more environmentally-friendly than they actually are. Youth will learn about four common greenwashing techniques and practice identifying when those techniques are being used. They will discuss why manufacturers greenwash products and ads and learn ways to identify if a product really is being produced in an environmentally responsible
way or not.
First, st
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6th - 8th
Generation Earth E-Waste Collection Guide
Electronic waste (E-waste) consists of electronic devices such as televisions, computers, cell phones and microwaves that have come to the end of their life, are broken or are simply discarded. E-waste is highly toxic to humans, plants, animals and has been known to contaminate water, air and soil. Schools can play a major part in creating awareness of proper disposal by hosting E-waste collection events. This guide will help your group promote the proper disposal of E-waste and in the process,
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6th - 12th
HEART Humane Education: The Cost of a T-Shirt (Gr. 6-8)
By looking at the way a t-shirt is produced, youth will consider the impact that low-cost, low-quality, mass produced clothing has on people, animals, and the environment. Youth will explore the current impact the clothing industry has on others and the planet through readings and small group work. Students will examine various stakeholders within the t-shirt business to determine who they think is responsible for the negative
practices of the manufacturing industry.
This lesson explores the im
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6th - 8th
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Generation Earth Food Rescue Guide
This guide explores the edible food waste on a typical school campus – from what can be found in the trash cans after each meal served to classrooms that serve breakfast and snacks. This exploration will help your group recover food waste on campus by creating a plan, establishing relationships, finding resources and implementing a sustainable program. This sample contains the first ten pages. Download the full project guide for free at generationearth.com!
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6th - 12th
Earth Day Certificate
Earth Day Certificates can be given out after completion of Earth Day activities and are also editable so individual student names can be entered. Enjoy!
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PreK - 8th
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Generation Earth Water Education Guide
An education campaign is a great way to inform a specific audience about the issues related to stormwater pollution and ways people can address these issues. This guide will help your group raise awareness about stormwater pollution through an education campaign. This sample contains the first ten pages. Download the full guide for free at generationearth.com!
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6th - 12th
Environmental Education - Water bottle Wednesday
Ease your community into change one step at atime.Water bottle Wednesday is a great way toencourage the community to begin thinking aboutthe number of throw away water bottles they use ina day, week, month.....
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3rd - 12th
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Generation Earth Community Swap Guide
This guide will help your school promote the reuse of items and reduce waste in the process. A student-run swap can be used as a platform to support communities, bringing environmental education and empowering individual neighborhoods to share resources and grow together. This sample contains the first ten pages. Download the complete project guide for free at generationearth.com!
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6th - 12th
Generation Earth Waste Education Guide
An education campaign is a great way to inform and address waste issues to a specific audience. This guide will help your group raise awareness about waste through an educational campaign.This sample contains the first ten pages. Download the full guide for free at generationearth.com!
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6th - 12th
HEART Humane Education: What Are We Wearing? (Gr. 6-8)
Students are challenged to consider how responsible they are for the impact of their consumer choices. They will explore the impact their clothing choices have on others, specifically animals. They will imagine that they are co-owners of a clothing store and present a “material brief ” to their “colleagues” about the way animals are raised for clothing products, such as fur and leather. As a group, they will consider the ethical and environmental implications related to selling the various mater
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6th - 8th
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