Potential activity extensions

Potential activity extensions

The Union of Concerned Scientists has with Renewables Are Ready published a complete guide to teaching renewable energy in the oldest classes.
Click here to read Renewables are ready.

There are many other school activities and information on renewable energy on Renewable Energy: It's Only Natural for Schools.
Click here to access Renewable Energy: It's Only Natural for Schools.

The National Energy Education Development Project (NEED) from the USA has guidelines on activities on renewable energy.
Click here to access the NEED website. (Curriculum part)

• NEED games and icebreakers (PDF file)
  Click here to read the games and icebreakers PDF file.
  
• NEED projects and activities (PDF file)
  Click here to read the projects and activities PDF file.
  

Renewable Energy Lesson Plans, Texas State Energy Conservation Office has many suggestions as to the teaching of renewable energy.
Click here to access the Renewable Energy Lesson Plans from Texas State Energy Conservation Office.

• Among others The Advantages of Renewable Energy.
  Click here to read The Advantages of Renewable Energy PDF file.

On the interactive Greenpeace page on EfficienCity, the pupils can see suggestions as to how renewable energy and energy savings can be used in a city.
Click here to access EfficienCity from Greenpeace.

For further activities on the greenhouse effect and climate change, you can visit the US EPA’s Climate Change Kids Site.
Click here to acces Climate Change Kids Site.