https://www.sunrisemovement.org/
http://thisiszerohour.org/
https://www.wildcenter.org/youth-climate-summit-toolkit
Powerpoint:
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1Xy9PKqy08Rh8FtrHLjLUh2X10SmagMQTfArBNrmPhO0/edit#slide=id.p
RI Department of Health: https://world.350.org/rhodeisland/files/2020/12/Health-Equity-and-EJ.pdf?link_id=6&can_id=e40742e982757e04e3c892f1f3a4c2ed&source=email-new-cari-interest-groups-forming&email_referrer=email_1012041&email_subject=virtual-rally-to-stop-the-line-3-pipeline
Videos:
Climate Change in a Native American Context
3-5 Minute Climate Change Videos
Readings:
Teacher Friendly Guide to Climate Change
Climate Literacy
Videos:
Climate Change in a Native American Context
3-5 Minute Climate Change Videos
Readings:
Teacher Friendly Guide to Climate Change
Climate Literacy
Maple Syrup
Hand-Outs:
Carbon Cycle
Carbon Cards
Flood Management in Rhode Island
Websites:
Climate Solutions: Project Drawdown
Climate Communication - Yale
Climate Action Simulator
Frameworks Institute
Tools of Engagement NAAEE
Paper vs. Plastic Bags
Climate Change and the Stock Market
Project Learning Tree Unit
Carbon Sequestering through Trees
Urban Forests and Climate Change
Inspirational Stories
Citizen Science:
Tracking Spring
Lesson Idea: Fossils, "Fossil Fuels", and Carbon
Rocks, Fossils, and Climate Change -
Rock Sort: Identify and sort rocks into sedimentary, igneous, metamorphic (and organic, such as amber). Use labeled trays and guides such as DK.
Fossil Making: Roll out gray or earth-toned modeling clay. Press in shells, plastic dinosaurs, or plastic aquarium plants. Cover with second clay slab and roll together "sediments". Carefully remove top layer to reveal "fossil". You can also get fossil rubbing plates and rub with flat side of crayon on copy paper cut to size.
Rock Art: Paint or use Sharpie/paint pens to create inspiring designs and messages on rocks for someone to find! Use colorful chalk (limestone/calcium carbonate/sedimentary/shells) to draw on dark paper, getting inspiration from Anasazi petroglyphs to tell fantastic stories through various lines.
Hand-Outs:
Carbon Cycle
Carbon Cards
Flood Management in Rhode Island
Websites:
Climate Solutions: Project Drawdown
Climate Communication - Yale
Climate Action Simulator
Frameworks Institute
Tools of Engagement NAAEE
Paper vs. Plastic Bags
Climate Change and the Stock Market
Project Learning Tree Unit
Carbon Sequestering through Trees
Urban Forests and Climate Change
Inspirational Stories
Citizen Science:
Tracking Spring
Lesson Idea: Fossils, "Fossil Fuels", and Carbon
Rocks, Fossils, and Climate Change -
Rock Sort: Identify and sort rocks into sedimentary, igneous, metamorphic (and organic, such as amber). Use labeled trays and guides such as DK.
Fossil Making: Roll out gray or earth-toned modeling clay. Press in shells, plastic dinosaurs, or plastic aquarium plants. Cover with second clay slab and roll together "sediments". Carefully remove top layer to reveal "fossil". You can also get fossil rubbing plates and rub with flat side of crayon on copy paper cut to size.
Rock Art: Paint or use Sharpie/paint pens to create inspiring designs and messages on rocks for someone to find! Use colorful chalk (limestone/calcium carbonate/sedimentary/shells) to draw on dark paper, getting inspiration from Anasazi petroglyphs to tell fantastic stories through various lines.
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