EarthGen created environmental learning resources that help young people connect with the world around them through hands-on, at-home exploration. These activities offer teachers and families flexible ways to engage with science together. From adventures in waste reduction to garden explorations and more, EarthGen’s learning resource library includes activities and science lessons for all grade levels.
Elementary School Resources
Garden Explorations
In EarthGen’s Garden Explorations activity, K-5 students can practice math and writing skills while learning more about gardens and how plants grow.
Nature Scavenger Hunt
This activity connects elementary school students with nature and reinforces Washington’s science learning standards. In EarthGen’s Nature Scavenger Hunt, students make observations of nature while getting fresh air in the neighborhood.
Waste Adventures
This activity is suitable for students in grades 3 through 6 and curious learners of all ages. In EarthGen’s Waste Adventures, students practice math and writing skills while learning more about where their waste goes after it leaves their home.
Virtual Race to Decomposition
What makes an apple core decompose? To find out, join EarthGen’s “Race to Decomposition” – a simple investigation using everyday materials from home. Race against time through weekly virtual lessons that explore factors affecting decomposition.
Middle School Resources
Ideas for Student Action (Interactive PDF)
Ideas for Student Action is an interactive resource designed to help middle school students apply their environmental learning to take action in their homes and communities. Students can create a climate-friendly recipe, contribute to citizen science, and more!