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Building the Basic PVC Wind Turbine
This plan shows how to make a rugged and inexpensive classroom wind turbine that can be used for lab bench-based blade design experiments.
Type:Lesson Plan
Topic:Energy Generation, Renewable Energy, Science and Technology
Subject:Science, Technology and Skilled Trades, Environmental Science
Level:Primary / Elementary, Intermediate / Middle, Secondary
Grade:JK K 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
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Burning in the Streets
This 7-minute piece looks at a group of students from Manhattan Comprehensive Night and Day High School who worked with Solar One’s Chris Neidl to make small-scale solar projects like lanterns and mobile charging units....
Type:Video
Topic:Recycling and Waste Management, Science and Technology, Taking Action
Subject:Science, Environmental Science
Level:Secondary
Grade: 9 10 11 12
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Canadian Energy Facts and Statistics
This interactive map breaks down provincial and territorial energy facts and statistics. At a click of a button, students can see a clear representation of energy infrastructure and types of energy being used in their province and...
Type:Research
Topic:Energy Generation, Energy Use and Conservation, Renewable Energy
Subject:Mathematics, Science, Geography, Environmental Science
Level:Intermediate / Middle, Secondary
Grade: 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
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Carbon Dioxide Trends
Carbon Dioxide Trends is Lesson 2 from "Climate Change: Connections & Solutions" for grades 9 to 12. In this lesson, students graph data to examine seasonal and long-term atmospheric carbon dioxide trends during the past...
Type:Lesson Plan
Topic:Air, Atmosphere and Climate
Subject:Mathematics, Physics, Earth Science, Environmental Science
Level:Secondary
Grade: 9 10 11 12
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Carbon Sinks and Sources
Through questioning and partnering, students gain an understanding of the complex system of carbon cycling that works to balance the levels of carbon in our atmosphere. It is important for students to understand that simple choices...
Type:Lesson Plan
Topic:Air, Atmosphere and Climate, Ecosystems, Taking Action
Subject:Social Studies, Biology, Chemistry, Earth Science, Environmental Science
Level:Secondary
Grade: 9 10 11 12
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Carl Horton on Technology Transfer Programmes
Carl Horton, Chief Intellectual Property Counsel, General Electric (GE), dicusses the technology transfer programmes they currently run, touching on the problems and incentives. He lists their requirements, emphasising the ethical...
Type:Video
Topic:Business and Economics, Science and Technology, Solutions
Subject:Business Education, Family/Consumer Studies, Social Studies, Environmental Science
Level:Secondary
Grade: 9 10 11 12
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CBC Media Panel on Climate Change and Extreme Weather
A CBC Media Panel on climate change and extreme weather (Winnipeg) — although specific to a particular city, this is a good resource to initiate an Inquiry — the link between climate change and taking a shower? Audio...
Type:Research
Topic:Air, Atmosphere and Climate
Subject:Science, Geography, Earth Science, Environmental Science
Level:Secondary
Grade: 9 10 11 12
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Cell Wall Chemistry of Biofuel
This module focuses on the production of sugar (glucose and maltose) from cornstarch. The first lesson from this module relates glucose production from cornstarch to ethanol fuel production from corn stover. Another lesson uses a...
Type:Lesson Plan
Topic:Energy Generation, Food and Agriculture, Renewable Energy
Subject:Science, Technology and Skilled Trades, Chemistry, Environmental Science
Level:Secondary
Grade: 9 10 11 12
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Cell Wall Recipe: A Lesson on Biofuels
In this activity, students will investigate how changes in the DNA sequence that codes for cell wall formation can have a favorable outcome in producing plants that have higher levels of cellulose than the parent plant.
Type:Lesson Plan
Topic:Energy Generation, Renewable Energy
Subject:Science, Environmental Science
Level:Primary / Elementary, Intermediate / Middle
Grade:JK K 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
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Change for the Oceans
This animated video highlights threats on animal life posed by climate change. Given enough time, sea life could adapt to climate change. Sadly animals evolve far too slowly. But we can change as quickly as we choose to. Small actions...
Type:Video
Topic:Ecosystems, Natural Disasters
Subject:Geography, Social Studies, Environmental Studies, Environmental Science
Level:Primary / Elementary, Intermediate / Middle
Grade:JK K 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
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