Teaching Resources

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. Historica...

A story that helps young children, their families, and teachers talk about feelings and worries they may have after experiencing a tornado. This children's book describes some of Trinka's and Sam's reactions and how their parents help ...

Esta publicación analiza la relación entre cambio climático y estilos de vida, proporcionando información y consejos prácticos para jóvenes. Destinado a educadores y líderes juveniles, es una herramienta útil en talleres y programas para promover est...

This short video highlights the devastating and interconnected impacts of the climate crisis on nearly half a billion children across Africa, framing climate change as a fundamental threat to human rights. This video shows how climate change negative...

Climate Central is an independent group of scientists and communicators who research and report the facts about our changing climate and how it affects people’s lives. They use science, big data, and technology to generate thousands of local storylin...

Ako Mātātupu (New Zealand) trains participants to engage deeply with Maori communities. In this video from 2018, participant Jonathan Wieland shared that this training led to discovering assumptions he never knew he had and transformed his approach t...

EcoRise offers foundational lessons tailored for elementary, middle, and high school students, delving into the history and principles of environmental justice. Teachers can integrate these lessons into their curriculum to empower students to contrib...

This storybook by Teach For Kenya alumna Olive Thuku follows a young boy named Dira who visits his friends, Zazu and Kena, in Nairobi. During his visit, Dira witnesses the devastating impact of improper waste management and impacts of climate change ...

The following six questions will support your transition from being classified as "proficient" to "exemplary" level according to Charlotte Danielson's Evaluation Model.

A lesson in which students learn why everyone needs to prepare for extreme weather events, apply learning around preparing for and coping with extreme weather, and share learning to help others prepare for and cope with extreme weather.