SubjectToClimate Students create graphs of annual NYC snowfall over time and the frequency of NYC winter storms over time to understand how climate change affects winter weather.
In this lesson, students investigate and analyze data about how food travels to New York City supermarkets and how much of it is wasted, using statistical tools to characterize and compare climate impacts.
This template guides teachers and students through a seven-step process to design and carry out a school-based climate action project, covering topics such as energy use, waste, water, composting, fast fashion, and climate storytelling.
Students analyze a logistic model of New York City greenhouse gas emissions using definite integrals to quantify accumulation over time.
In this lesson, students apply calculus concepts, including derivatives, to analyze climate change trends using real-world data, then collaborate to synthesize their findings into a report that informs and inspires climate action.
This Earth Day Activity Book is designed for students in grades 3 through 5 and provides fun, meaningful ways to celebrate our planet.
This Earth Day Activity Book is designed for students in kindergarten through 2nd grade and offers fun, engaging ways to celebrate our planet.
