Teaching Resources

The series consists of six animated short films that explore the science of climate change and its impact on our world.

The Tyndall Centre is a partnership of universities bringing together researchers from the social and natural sciences and engineering to develop sustainable responses to climate change. The website features research papers, news, and podcasts coveri...

A collection of high-quality geography teaching and learning resources to create awareness about the various harmful effects on the natural environment stemming from human activities and habits.

Designed in partnership with UNICEF and UNESCO, the resources here can help introduce climate change to learners. The pages include information on the Climate Changemakers Campaign, an educator guide on talking to young people about climate change, a...

This publication is designed as a guide for education professionals on the use of Education for Sustainable Development in learning for the SDGs, and consequently to contribute to achieving the SDGs. The guide identifies indicative learning objective...

A guide that offers information to teens on ways to help themselves and others after a tornado. As time goes on, things should start getting back to the way they were. Students may be back at school, parents back at work, and life may go back to the ...

The Climate and Health learning modules explore the health impacts of climate change both in the United States and globally. Modules are suitable for use in high school and secondary school courses on earth, life, and environmental science, history, ...

This exercise invites us to contemplate and reflect on the underlying purposes of our education systems.

These teaching resources explore the arrival of refugees and migrants in Europe, including one-off lessons and longer projects. There are more than 20 activities, children's stories, infographics, and videos to bring the topic to life. Historical con...

Songs that help students engage with real life stories of refugees. The lyrics can be used to spark discussions and debates about identity, belonging, media representation, and how to make refugees feel welcome.