This activity connects local K-12 educators with industry professionals to bridge the gap between classroom learning and real-world career demands. 

Students will learn about various careers related to energy. Students will learn about specific energy careers based on their interests.

Students will learn about the concepts of work, power, and energy and how they translate to energy efficiency and cost savings.

This lesson introduces students to the primary sources of energy used in the United States.

Students will learn about the differences between forms and sources of energy in order to talk about and make informed energy choices.

Students will complete a carbon cycle model and look at the balance of carbon among the systems.

This collection of activities covers basic facts and dynamics of the American energy economy, energy resources, energy conservation, passive solar, and greenwashing.

This lesson introduces students to the primary sources of energy used in the United States.

In this interactive activity, students explore the science of light pollution and its impact on ecosystems, human health, and astronomy.

Acting as energy planners, students design an energy system by evaluating trade-offs between solar, wind, hydropower, and diesel.

Students will learn about the concepts of work, power, and energy and how they translate to energy efficiency and cost savings.

Acting as energy planners, students design an energy system by evaluating trade-offs between solar, wind, hydropower, and diesel.

Students will learn about the concepts of work, power, and energy and how they translate to energy efficiency and cost savings.

Students will complete a carbon cycle model and look at the balance of carbon among the systems.

This curriculum raises students’ awareness of workplace hazards, and increases knowledge of their workplace rights.

This is a foundational curriculum in occupational safety and health meant to be used in a classroom or other group training setting, and has been customized for each state.

This activity connects local K-12 educators with industry professionals to bridge the gap between classroom learning and real-world career demands. 

This curriculum raises students’ awareness of workplace hazards, and increases knowledge of their workplace rights.

This is a foundational curriculum in occupational safety and health meant to be used in a classroom or other group training setting, and has been customized for each state.