What is ClimeTime?
ClimeTime is a state-led network for climate science learning that helps teachers and their students understand climate science issues affecting Washington communities
ClimeTime in the News
Grist Magazine featured ClimeTime in an article titled How a program in Washington state is bringing climate change into the classroom. The article highlights the importance of educating teachers on the impacts of climate change in the hopes that this knowledge will trickle down to the younger generations, making those students more aware of climate change.
Success Stories
NGSS Climate Science and the Diverse Classrooms
Thirty-one teachers from across the Puget Sound region joined Karina Vanderbilt Multilingual Learning Director at Puget Sound ESD for a day of learning about how to support multilingual learners in science classroom. We started the day by experiencing a lesson on...
Voices of Hope GLAD Unit Brought to ESD 123
"Wow, what an amazing workshop!! Loved all the GLAD strategies used and the voices of hope shared to teach about such a critical topic!" is just one piece of feedback received after the latest 3-day Voices of Hope GLAD Unit workshop. The event was held at Educational...
Climate Science Series for Grades 3-5: March Event
On March 4th, Hattie Osborne of Pacific Education Institute met with 23 third through fifth grade educators from across the ESD 113 region to continue learning about forests, climate change and climate science resources. To begin the day, teachers discussed phenomena...