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This week we are covering Youth Climate Activism in California and we’ll start by getting a glimpse into the life and work of Isha Clarke, one of a dozen young people who caught the world’s attention by challenging Senator Dianne Feinstein to support the Green New Deal back in early 2019. Isha Clarke has been an activist for years fighting for gun reform, marginalized community rights, and climate action. She is a member of Youth vs. Apocalypse, an environmental justice organization that was created to raise awareness and inspire change around the climate crisis.
Being a keystone species, Chinook salmon are vital to the biodiversity of their ecosystems. Test your students’ knowledge about salmon with this crossword puzzle.
Watersheds sustain natural ecosystems and are important for the health and safety of our communities. This week we feature environmental education programs and resources on the impact of human activity on watersheds and ways to protect them.
Compost enriches soil and reduces the need for chemical fertilizers. Complete this crossword puzzle with your students to see how much they know about composting.
This week we focus on composting and how we can help our students understand its importance.
Complete a crossword puzzle on green schools with your students.
This week, we focus on green schools and what we can do to make schools sustainable and climate-ready.
Alycia Prekaski is an elementary school teacher in CA. Being a teacher for over a decade, Alycia is always on the lookout for ways to help her students turn their concern for the Earth into concrete action. She found that the Green Guardians environmental literacy program did just that.
This week we feature a number of professional learning opportunities to help you advance environmental literacy in your classroom.
We are delighted to share that Green Guardians is working with Ten Strands and CAELI to scale up the Community-Based Partner Hub.
Plastic is a big part of our lives, but it is also one of the biggest polluters on Earth. Do this crossword with your students and test their knowledge on plastics.
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