Thanks, I haven't yet but I will. Thanks for the help!
Ruth Howard wrote: > Thanks for that link Chris Jess! > Eric Larsen have you viewed BBC (UK) at all? I know they have a real range of ages they provide for? Usually interactive too? I've not looked specifically for what you need it's just such a good site very likely to locate something. > > Chris Jess wrote: > > I've been using www.eatlowcarbon.org it's a fun, flash based site that allows a student to throw food into a frying pan and determine that food's carbon FOODprint. Of course, not having computers could be interesting. The information found on the site's FAQ are helpful, however and could be incorporated into a variety of lessons. > > > > eric larsen wrote: > > > I'm looking for any types of resources that would be useful for grades 4-7 students. I have found heaps of high school+ material but would like to collaborate with finding younger info.
Ruth Howard wrote:
> Thanks for that link Chris Jess!
> Eric Larsen have you viewed BBC (UK) at all? I know they have a real range of ages they provide for? Usually interactive too? I've not looked specifically for what you need it's just such a good site very likely to locate something.
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> Chris Jess wrote:
> > I've been using www.eatlowcarbon.org it's a fun, flash based site that allows a student to throw food into a frying pan and determine that food's carbon FOODprint. Of course, not having computers could be interesting. The information found on the site's FAQ are helpful, however and could be incorporated into a variety of lessons.
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> > eric larsen wrote:
> > > I'm looking for any types of resources that would be useful for grades 4-7 students. I have found heaps of high school+ material but would like to collaborate with finding younger info.