Green Schools National Network
Virtual Learning Resources for Sustainability-Minded EducatorsGreen Schools National Network remains steadfast in its commitment to provide K-12 schools and districts with the resources and support they need to educate for sustainability during this time of virtual learning. On this page, we have assembled a selection of age-appropriate lessons from our PD Collaborative Partners and others that are well-suited for virtual learning. We vetted these lessons against a set of criteria we developed that looks at aspects such as deeper learning, 21st century skill building, authenticity, and sustained inquiry using a real-world context.
Resources for Grades K – 5
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Resources for Grades 6 – 12
Field Research: Water
In this field research lesson, students learn about water habitats, conduct a home water audit, and reflect on ways they can save water. Grade Level: 6 - 12 Source: San Mateo County Office of...
Field Research: Waste
In this field research lesson, students learn how to properly sort waste, study their personal waste habits, conduct a home waste audit, and reflect on ways they can reduce the amount of waste they...
Field Research: Energy
In this field research lesson, students explore energy sources, calculate their home’s energy carbon footprint, and identify strategies to reduce energy use. Grade Level: 6 - 12 Source: San Mateo...
Social Justice Resources
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Member Resources
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Growing Environmental Hope Amid a Pandemic
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