Lesson Collections, Professional Development, & More

The materials listed here are linked to trusted websites of some leading earth & climate educators and organisations. They are up to date, based in science and informed by research into the education students need for these unprecedented times. We are grateful to the creators and providers of these works. 

All materials are free, unless noted. Got a great resource to recommend? Email info@eeon.org

Climate Generation

  • Resource Library (registration required - free, no strings)

  • Teach Climate network offers a monthly newsletter, professional development, opportunities to share resources and participate in special projects

Association for Canadian Educational Resources 

  • Planting for Change: whole-school tree-planting program for K-8 involves planning, planting and caring for schoolyard trees

  • Materials for developing outdoor classrooms, identifying native trees and shrubs

SubjectToClimate

Learning For a Sustainable Future

Climate Literacy and Energy Awareness Network

Climate Atlas of Canada

  • Interactive tools to learn about climate change in Canada, grade 7 - adult: what’s changing where, and what’s being done about it

  • Indigenous Knowledges page has climate data and projects for First Nations, Inuit and Metis lands and communities

Take Me Outside

Green Learning

Green Teacher

  • Quarterly magazine recently published its final issue, but now offers its archive of 550 activities/strategies and 100+ webinars for $25-$40 annually 

  • ProfsVerts.com has teaching strategies en français et ebook des activités pour contrer les changements climatiques

  • Climate Change Education Resources, some free, some for sale

Zinn Education Project

  • Focused on learning history through a social justice lens, gr. 7-12 and up; lessons and articles organised by time period, reading level, and theme - including Climate Justice  

  • Climate Crisis Timeline : history of the climate crisis, collective approaches to solving it, and teaching ideas

Ecochallenge

  • Entertaining group action challenge: individuals and groups commit to change a behaviour and record their achievement

  • connects individuals’ actions to solving climate change

  • Optional “climate discussion” courses

Earth Force

  • Programs to build youths’ and adults’ capacity for organising and leading civic action, especially for specific local environmental issues

  • Free tools and PD to help adults guide this learning