Seeds to Solutions instructional materials have everything you need to teach a unit that engages and empowers, from teacher guides to student materials. 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
“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.”
“There is something for all different kinds of learners. We are moving spaces, drawing, talking in big and small groups, writing. Some of my kiddos who would have been disengaged quite possibly the entire time were engaged in at least two or more parts of this lesson.”
“I love how the data was more interactive and chunked into smaller pieces. I also like how there was a way to bring all the knowledge and wondering back to come up with a conclusion to the problem.”
“Students really wanted to share their food traditions and look into how climate change might affect their food traditions.”
