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Podcasts and Interviews

In this podcast, B.Ed candidate Jason Lachappelle discusses Eco-Anxiety with two Primary/Junior teachers based in Alberta, Canada

Primers

Let’s Talk: A Kit for Communication with Children about Climate Change created by the Ontario Public Health Association

An Introduction to Teaching Environmental Racism by Braden Wylie for the Queen’s Faculty of Education EDI Committee

Responding to Climate Change: A Primer for K-12 Education by Hargis, K., & McKenzie, M. for The Sustainability and Education Policy Network

Learning Materials

Climate Visuals a collection of impact-focused photographs to teach about climate change (free registration required)

Lesson Plans

‘When did humans take over the world?’ climate inquiry by Teach Climate History

Activity Resources by the Existential Toolkit for Climate Justice Educators

 

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