Lesson Collections, Professional Development, & More

The materials listed here are linked to trusted websites of some leading earth & climate educators and organisations. They are up to date, based in science and informed by research into the education students need for these unprecedented times. We are grateful to the creators and providers of these works. 

All materials are free, unless noted. Got a great resource to recommend? Email info@eeon.org

SubjectToClimate

  • Climate change lessons in ALL subject areas, K-12.

  • Professional Learning Modules for teachers and a free daily newsletter.

  • News for Students has articles on climate and sustainability available at 4 reading levels, Gr. 5 - 12.

Learning For a Sustainable Future

Climate Literacy and Energy Awareness Network

Climate Atlas of Canada

  • Interactive tool to learn about climate change in Canada. Gr. 7 - 12, post-secondary. 

  • The First Nations and Climate Change section includes climate data for 634 First Nations and 53 Inuit communities, as well as climate projects across the Métis homeland.

Take Me Outside

  • Outdoor learning activities, exhaustive database of resources. Free teacher professional learning and webinars

  • Indigenous Resource List - Indigenous environmental knowledge and teaching methods centering land-based learning, “two-eyed” seeing.

The Outdoor Learning Store

Green Learning

Association for Canadian Educational Resources (ACER)

  • School-wide programs: Planting for Change (P4C) is a school tree-planting program. Outdoor Classrooms. 

  • Resources of identifying native trees and shrubs.

Green Teacher

Zinn Education Project

  • Climate Change and Social Justice resource. Teaching the “people’s history” of the climate crisis. Gr. 7-12.

  • Free, downloadable lessons and articles organized by theme, time period, and reading level. Climate Justice lessons

  • Climate Crisis Timeline - A timeline that examines the making of the climate crisis, and how to work together toward meaningful solutions, including ideas and follow up suggestions.

Ecochallenge

  • An entertaining group action challenge. Intended to “empower individuals to connect their actions to science-based solutions to climate change.”  Discussion courses included.

Earth Force

  • Civics and environmental learning. Identify a local environmental issue and take action!