This activity encourages the applications of building science, teaching students how weatherization and retrofitting of informal housing can alleviate housing poverty and reduce carbon emissions.
This four-module curriculum builds students' skills in reading, analyzing, and communicating with geospatial data to tell stories advancing climate action.
Introduce students to nature-based solutions for climate change, constraints for implementing them, and remote sensing to map potential nature-based solutions.
Students learn about the fashion industry’s impact on global carbon emissions and become inventors, solving the problem of synthetic dyes by creating own eco-textiles.
Educational ocean literacy program designed to connect students with marine science, ocean sustainability, and emerging opportunities within the blue economy.
Explore how climate systems work, understand the drivers of climate change, identify interventions within complex systems, and discover how you can create change.
Small-scale fisheries sustain food security, livelihoods, and culture, yet face climate, market, and social pressures. This curriculum explores fisher challenges through systems thinking, storytelling, and co-created solutions.
Students explore how nitrogen pollution and ocean acidification disrupt coastal ecosystems, and how Indigenous-led kelp farming offers a living, local solution.
Empower students to become informed citizens and active participants in democracy through climate knowledge and data science.
Using affordable sensors and the MIT App Inventor platform, learners gather and analyze water quality data related to pH and soluble materials.
Introduce young learners to the principles of geothermal networks and their role in the energy transition.
Explore building and design for a climate resilient future in a hands-on, accessible way.
Reinforcing climate change-related concepts in a fun, collaborative way for everyone.
This expansive unit introduces endangered languages and biodiversity in the context of climate change.
Connecting Industrial Revolution developments to the advances in our understanding of climate science
Exploring the electrical grid system, and the concerns and costs around adopting solar and wind power
From Baby Boom to the first Earth Day, this curriculum activity follows post-WW2 population growth and environmental activism accomplishments
Learn how climate change is affecting coastal ecosystems.
An introduction to data literacy concepts through the lens of weather and climate change.
Environmental Data Collection and Analysis using Micro:bits
Use data analysis and machine learning on global data sets to “tell a story” of the localized, human impacts on climate.
A series of workshops for exploring outer space environments using small, instrument- and sensor-laden spacecraft
Develop your learners' landscape literacy and environmental appreciation through hands-on exploration, data collection, and creation.