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Dive-in to our student-centered and teacher approved classroom activities, curriculum units, picture books, special collections, and more.

Classroom Activities

Peruse our collection of more than a hundred K-12 lessons about the science of our planet.

Curriculum Units

Multi-day sequences of activities developed by SciEd educators through grant-funded collaborations.

Learning Zone

Visit this hub for short articles, interactives, images, and videos to help you learn how the Earth works.

Digital Teaching Boxes

Building a unit about weather or other Earth science topics? Our digital teaching boxes are a collection of online learning resources gathered from trusted sources to help you get started.

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Learning with Data

A special collection of activities built around real-world data exploration.

Using Data Visualization Tools to Investigate Earth System Variability

This training module provides examples of how to use data visualizations with your middle and high school students.

Observing the Ocean

A collection of activities to learn how we observe the ocean. Use ocean data to explore coastal hazards, ecosystem changes, and food from the ocean.

Exploring Atmospheric Dust

What is atmospheric dust and how does it affect the Earth system? Explore this collection of learning activities and find out!

Science and Literacy

Storybooks and activities that bring together science and literacy.

Elementary GLOBE Books

Storybooks, coloring pages, and activities for grades K-4 to study Earth system science as part of the GLOBE Program.

Read the Zika Zine

Flip through the pages of this digital comic book to discover what Aedes mosquitoes need to live, and discover how to keep safe from the Zika virus they carry.

Using Satellites to Learn About Animals

A collection of educational activities (and a comic book!) about using satellites to track hard-to-study animals from space.

Other Learning Resources

Science learning through the lens of art, atmospheric science, and more.

Infusing Science with the Arts

Explore STEAM education resources such as stories, online galleries, and activities to bridge art and science in your classroom.

Atmospheric Science Literacy Framework

The Atmospheric Science Literacy Framework provides guidance about key topics to include when teaching about weather and atmospheric science.

Resources for Remote Learning

A collection of learning resources from UCAR to support remote learning and families learning at home about weather, air quality, space weather, and other Earth science topics.

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