Unit for elementary grades covers how people's basic needs are meet
Elementary-level reading on people’s needs and wants, and how individuals and groups access the things they need.
Colorful hands lift up for the Earth and young students learn how they can be stewards of the planet
A primer for young learners to be used as an introduction to population themes and concepts.
Unit for elementary grades covers how we count populations of humans locally and globally
Elementary-level reading that discusses populations and the habitats that support them.
Students participate in two physical, noncompetitive games that illustrate the challenges that arise when working as a...
Lower elementary students decorate a cookie to represent Earth's physical geography
A cookie is decorated to show the different features of the Earth’s surface and the amount of...
Goldfish crackers in a bowl that would be distributed through the activity.
Students share bowls of goldfish crackers to simulate the challenges that arise when trying to divide something...
Young students decorate buildings made of cardboard boxes
Students discuss the places that make up a community, construct an imaginary 3-D town, and model how...
Flowers growing in a flower pot.
Students participate in a simulation and gardening lab for hands-on experience with the effects of crowding on...
Bees and flowers are both part of an ecosystem where everything is connected to everything else
Students participate as a character in an interactive story that explores how everything in nature is interconnected....

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"The activities not only bring out important content, but they also provide real-world context for environmental, population and sustainability issues. They engage participants in very thought-provoking and critical-thinking discussions.”

Helen de la Maza, Environmental Educator, Irvine, CA