Climate Action Toolkits

• This resource contains multiple activities that inform students about sustainability, climate mitigation strategies, microfibers, and some other topics that are related to climate change.
• Students can engage with activities that consider the sustainability of one's wardrobe, a project that allows them to create a poster that raises awareness about climate change, interactive tool that provides students with a framework for solving climate change, and experience many other activities that are available in the collection.

Positives

• The En-ROADS interactive tool has connections to MIT and is an engaging and interactive tool for students to use.
• One of the activities involves painting, which is great way for students to express themselves.
  

Additional Prerequisites

• In order to download any of the toolkits, you have to provide some contact information.
• It may be beneficial if students already know what sustainability is and how it relates to energy use and climate change.
  

Differentiation

• Teachers can use the Tree Equity Score toolkit as a conceptual introduction to environmental racism.
• Students can use the Upcycling and Innovation toolkit for a research project on different methods of increasing personal sustainability.
• The Tree Equity Score toolkit can enhance a classroom discussion on how climate change impacts the health of some groups more than others.
• The Seed Bomb toolkit can support a lesson on how climate change impacts ecosystems around the world.
  

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