Dynamic Earth Learning

Introduce students to vertical farming, the new major trend of high-tech farms popping up in cities. Help them consider population growth, depleting farmland, climate change, and finally discuss whether the future of farming is to bring them into our cities. High tech vertical farms use aeroponics or hydroponics. Examples include an underground farm in London and a Japanese office building with a rice paddy field. Vertical farming isn't just in the US, it's growing in popularity around the glo

This video lesson has students consider electric cars and tries to help clarify myths vs facts. The video dives into some of the most common arguments about why electric vehicles are bad. Topics covered:- too long to charge - batteries not lasting - not being as clean as you think - being worse for CO2 emissions - not enough range - cars are too expensive Format:- Digital PDF for easy sharing or printing - Includes link to Google Slide Hyperdoc with fillable fields for students - Video is hype

Alternative energy is a fast-growing industry as the world seeks to be more cutting edge and sustainable. This video lesson introduces students to solar panels and how they work in conjunction with solar batteries. Examples of batteries include the Tesla Powerwall, Sonnen Eco, or LG Chem RESU. How do they work? Why would you want one? How much do they cost? Format:- Digital-PDF for easy sharing or printing - Includes link to Google Slide Hyperdoc with fillable fields for students - Video is hype