Surface Area & Volume: Sustainable Design is Lesson 12 from "Real World Math". In this lesson, students analyze the...

Greenhouse Gas Investigations is Lesson 1 from "Climate Change: Connections & Solutions". Through an experiment, students...

How Much Does Carbon Cost? is Lesson 7 from "Climate Change: Connections & Solutions". Students evaluate structural solutions to...

The purpose of this education module is to introduce students to the advantages and benefits of putting more hybrid electric vehicles on the...

This lesson will introduce students to the basics of global climate change and build their understanding of the connection between lighting...

It All Adds Up! is Lesson 4 from "Climate Change: Connections & Solutions". In this lesson, students calculate their carbon...

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This game simulates some of the economic changes necessary to make renewables succeed as large-scale electricity sources. Students buy and...

This activity introduces students to the difference between renewable and non-renewable resources. It shows students that non-renewable...

Students dream up creative ways to get to school, dance lessons, hockey practice or a friend's place. After analyzing the pros and cons of...

Shopping Heats Up is Lesson 8 from "Climate Change: Connections & Solutions" for grades 9 to 12. In this simulation, students...

By conducting a simple experiment, students are introduced to the natural greenhouse effect of Earth’s atmosphere. A clear plastic...

Through a simple online model, students learn about the relationship between average global temperature and carbon dioxide emissions while...

This lesson is aimed at increasing students' general knowledge of climate change on local, national and global scales and how such changes...

Students keep a daily food log for three days. After, they investigate how their food consumption depends on genetic and species diversity.

Students explore how the movement of goods has changed over time. They examine different means of transporting freight, which makes up 46% of...

Too many greenhouse gas emissions are collecting in our earth’s atmosphere and are causing our climate to change. People at any age can...

This activity has students explore how much electricity Ontarians consume in a day. The students will examine the daily provincial electricity...

The Earth as an Apple is a hands on activity which allows students to visualize how much of the...

This project will have you and your action team exploring the world of energy use and investigating alternative energy options. You will take...

This project will help you and your Action Team increase your understanding of issues relating to climate change. You will develop an...

Students examine their schoolyard for litter and graph its spread. Using TIGed Collaborations, your students can share their results with...

In this lesson, students will investigate the relationship between wind speed and height, through both experiments and quantitative analysis....

Wind turbines work best when they are exposed to consistent winds moving with constant speed and direction. Turbulence (“swirling...

Students will use NASA satellite data to study temperature and snow-ice coverage in the South Beaufort Sea, Alaska. The data can be used to...

Solving Inequalities: Carbon Emissions is Lesson 9 from "Real World Math". Students create connections between individual actions...

This module explores extreme weather patterns and the rate of occurance of such events. After reading through the scenario and using the...

This module is on water vapor's role in the atmosphere and climate change. After reading through the scenario and using the additional...

This module discusses the growing problem associated with heat waves and air qualities in urban enviornments. After reading through the...

This module provides students with resources on clouds and their role in climate change. After reading through the scenario and using the...