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Engage your students with classroom ready resources focused on energy, conservation, and sustainability.
How can we find new ideas to solve problems?
Explore a range of options and generate new ideas for practical and powerful actions.
How do we evaluate scientific claims?
Using criteria to decide which scientific claims are the most believable.
How can we develop a reasonable hypothesis?
Use criteria to develop reasonable hypotheses about actions we can take to address climate change.
How is this like that?
Learn how to use analogies to describe important science concepts.
How risky is it?
Discover how to assess the risks in a science experiment.
Diverse perspectives of water
Learn how to identify and use additional perspectives and knowledge.
Can tables talk?
Learn how to use tables to communicate important scientific information.
How can we inspire action?
Learn how to design a presentation or infographic that inspires action.
How strong is the evidence?
Learn how to choose the strongest evidence to support scientific conclusions.
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