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Would you like to learn more about the causes and impacts of climate change? Are you interested in solutions? Check out the links below to learn more!
Learning Zone: Climate
Explore a variety of short articles to learn how our planet’s climate works and the impacts of climate change.
Climate Videos
Take a look at this collection of videos that highlight climate science topics.
(link is external)Activity Book: Discover Your Changing World With NOAA
This middle school activity book introduces you to (link is external)The Essential Principles of Climate Science, helps you learn about the factors that change Earth's climate system, the impacts of those changes, and what you can do to protect our Earth.
(link is external)Carbon Connections: The Carbon Cycle and the Science of Climate
This three-unit, online curriculum for grades 9-12 helps to improve your understanding of the carbon cycle and the science of Earth's climate.
(link is external)Carbon Dioxide and the Carbon Cycle
This interactive for grades 8-13+ shows how the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere has changed due to human activity, and how this correlates to increased average global temperature.
(link is external)Climate Challenge Game
In this online game, the player is the president of the European Nations. The goal is to tackle the issue of climate change and stay popular enough with the voters to remain in office.
(link is external)Climate Insights 101
These modules for middle and high school students address the basics of climate science. Some modules take a couple of minutes to complete while others take up to 20 minutes. Each module is followed by an optional quiz.
(link is external)Climate Kids: NASA’s Eyes on the Earth
This is a great resource for children and young students that includes information modules, interactives, and image galleries, as well as activities teachers can use.
(link is external)Getting the Picture: Our Changing Climate
This interdisciplinary educational tool for teaching climate science is especially useful for middle and high school levels. In addition to covering science topics, it incorporates history, economics, geography, art, and social studies.
(link is external)Highlights from the U.S. National Climate Assessment
The National Climate Assessment provides information on the effects of climate change in the United States. Explore the highlights section of the website for an overview.