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FREE Food Waste Diary | Sustainability & Environmental Responsibility Worksheet
Help students build awareness of food waste and sustainability through this FREE Food Waste Diary, designed for upper primary classrooms. Every day, large amounts of food are thrown away in schools — from uneaten lunches to single-use packaging — often without students realising the environmental impact. This resource invites students to slow down, notice their habits, and reflect on how everyday food choices affect people, resources, and the planet. Through a simple, student-friendly diary fo
4th - 8th
Earth Sciences, Environment, Writing
Ethical Chocolate Activity – A Free Classroom Worksheet on Fair & Sustainable Ch
This free Ethical Chocolate Activity introduces students to the idea of ethical decision-making through something familiar and engaging — chocolate. Using a clear, student-friendly Ethical Chocolate Checklist, learners explore where chocolate comes from, who is involved in growing and producing it, and what clues on packaging can tell us about fairness and sustainability. Students compare different chocolate bars, discuss ethical trade, and reflect on how price, ingredients, and transparency c
4th - 8th
Business, Economics , Environment
Re-Designing Power Plants - Renewable Energy Sources Project
Engage your Environmental Science or Geography students with this comprehensive, hands-on project where they take on the role of land developers! Students will research an existing non-renewable power plant, analyze its environmental impact, and design a physical 3D model to renovate the land into a renewable energy source. Product OverviewThis project-based learning (PBL) unit guides students through a 6-day journey from data analysis to creative engineering. It connects real-world energy deman
5th - 9th
Engineering, Environment, Geography
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MS-ETS1-2
, MS-ETS1-4
, MS-ESS3-3
Hurricane Classification
Are your students drawn to the more destructive side of nature? Of course they are! This card work provides students with an impressionistic understanding of how the hurricane categories translates into damage.Students or a teacher lay out what is likely to get damaged per every hurricane category, such as trees, signs, and mobile homes. Higher categories have repeat cards of all that gets destroyed before, before adding new recipients of likely damage. The material is simple, but poignant.I
3rd - 9th
Earth Sciences, Environment, Measurement
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