History of Earth Day Teach children about Earth Day (April 22) with the activities outlined in this printable. ...		How Many People Does It Take to Ruin an Ecosystem? Students will role-play elements of a food web to illustrate the connections in ecosystems. ...
Conserving Water: Bath or Shower? One way to conserve water is to take showers instead of baths. Find out why, by performing this...		Products Unit: Activities on the Product Life Cycle & Use By understanding a product's life cycle – the development, use, and disposal of a product –...
An Ecological Experiment Students examine and rate their lunch packaging in terms of its environmental friendliness.		Waste Reduction Unit: Activities on Solid & Hazardous Waste In this unit on waste reduction, students learn the basics of solid and hazardous waste, plus...
Ecological Experiments These experiments provide a hands-on learning experience that will help students fully...		Source Reduction Unit: Environment Activities for the Classroom Source reduction, also known as waste prevention, is the practice of designing, manufacturing,...
What Are Our Main Energy Resources? After matching each energy resource with its description, students will identify the source of...		Waste-Free Lunch Teach your students why it's important to prepare a waste-free lunch – and then how to do it!...
Green Living Quiz: Famous Environmentalists What do a vice president, actor, and writer have in common? They're all famous...		Recycling Study Guide This printable guide to recycling and reducing waste in the environment includes an overview of...
Nature Romp Students will take a nature walk, make observations, and collect natural objects for an art...		Coloring Packet: Reusing an Old Jar Begin teaching students at a young age the importance of reusing and recycling with this mini...
Sources of Resources Students will research resources and investigate their sources and uses. They will present...