Student Activities
Climate Change Education Student Survey: Share what kind of climate change education you have received at your school.
To help address educational gaps on your campus, use these activities as one-time discussions or educational tools in chapter meetings, classroom presentations, meetings with teachers, stakeholders, and more. Teachers can also use them as lesson plans in English Language Arts, Social Studies, Science, Advisory, and more. They don’t need to be completed in a particular order. They’re designed to take 10-15 minutes but can be adjusted for time. Anyone can lead these activities, you don’t have to be an expert in the topics!
General Climate Change Activities
These general climate change activities explore: What is climate change? What is causing climate change? What are the impacts of climate change? What are climate change myths? Use in chapter meetings, classroom presentations, meetings with teachers, stakeholders and more.
Renewable Energy Activities
These renewable energy activities explore the questions: What are fossil fuels and why should we stop using them? What is renewable energy? Why solar energy? They can be used in chapter meetings, classroom presentations, meetings with teachers, stakeholders and more.
Environmental Justice Activities
These environmental justice activities explore definitions of environmental justice, stories of climate migration and health impacts of Los Angeles oil drilling. They can be used in chapter meetings, classroom presentations, meetings with teachers, stakeholders and more.