Seeds to Solutions™ has everything you need to teach a unit on climate change and environmental justice that engages and empowers. Each Seeds to Solutions unit explores a developmentally appropriate environmental issue in California. Students do sense-making individually and as a class and explore solutions — transforming classroom learning into discussions that go beyond school.
Inside Each Unit
- Teacher Guides Detailed, customizable lesson plans
- Support Materials Visual aids, audio/video content for lessons, and more
- Student Materials Worksheets, readings, handouts, and more
- Standards Alignment Guidance on specific standards and frameworks being met
- Professional Learning Handbooks for facilitation and culminating engagements
What Teachers Are Saying
“Students really enjoyed the hands-on activity. They were very interested to learn about the different pollutants that they’ve never heard of. It also developed their curiosity about air quality and pollution. It was an eye-opener for some that they are able to see what is mostly ‘unseen’ by everyone.”
“For my students who may not engage with abstract concepts, the real-life relevance of turning waste into soil for growing plants offers a clear, meaningful goal that they can understand and feel proud to participate in.”
“What I find interesting is that students are discussing the material outside of class time. I heard students discussing the ideas before class in the hallways and even during lunch periods.”
“Students really wanted to share their food traditions and look into how climate change might affect their food traditions.”
