This task is for third grade students to explore weather data and make predictions about the nature of weather in different seasons based on historical data patterns. Scale is also explored as students are asked to explain the difference between weather and climate so...
This task is for late-elementary (3-5) students, especially while studying about the needs of plants. Students use a simulation to test different variables and explore how different plants have different needs. Then, students connect what they saw in the simulation to...
Collecting weather data across time supports data collection and analysis practices. Students can use their own data to look for patterns across time. Engaging in this assessment activity will help students: explain the components that constitute weather and explain...
This task is for 4th grade students. After class brainstorm of the causes and effects of flooding on a playground or in a local context, students will generate solutions to the problems related to the flooding. Students will select two solutions to describe how the...
This task is for 4th grade students. After class discussions about how dams affect rivers, students analyze aerial photographs of the Elwha River taken just before and at intervals after the removal of the Elwha Dam. Students incorporate what they have learned about...
This task is for 5th grade students. After class discussions about trash, litter, and available programs for recycling and composting, students collect trash and sort it into “recycling,” “food waste/compostable,” and “landfill.” Students learn about littering...
Students will demonstrate understanding of natural resources and their uses with respect to their impact on the Earth. Students will do short explanations, drawing an image, and providing evidence to support an argument. Assessment 3D Learning Target Use data to...
Through asynchronous and synchronous learning, teachers will engage with activities and experts as they grow their understanding of the complexities of heat and wildfire as exacerbated by climate change and what action they can take[...]
Join the Pacific Education Institute (PEI) and our ClimeTime partners to take a deep dive into the role of Washington’s forests in climate change resiliency. Participants will learn about the solutions-oriented learning storyline format, which[...]
Join the Pacific Education Institute (PEI) and our ClimeTime partners to take a deep dive into the role of Washington’s forests in climate change resiliency. Participants will learn about the solutions-oriented learning storyline format, which[...]
Registration now open for Climate Summit 2021! The event is free, open to the public and will be an online experience you don’t want to miss. Learn about the latest climate science, private sector best[...]
Explore sustainability and green chemistry principles through an asynchronous Canvas Course. The course will guide you through green chemistry career explorations, green replacement labs, available resources and implementation planning. The fully asynchronous Canvas Course is[...]
Cohort A will meet online the following 2021 dates: 10/9, 10/28, 11/18, and 12/7. For a different set of dates, register for Cohort B: https://www.pdenroller.org/psesd/catalog/135067 Incorporating the schoolyard into your classroom is an essential strategy[...]
