Elizabeth Miller's List: Environmental Websites for Kids

This website is a great resource for teachers...gives some great activities you can play such as Okay or No Way. There are also things you can buy to use in your classroom!

Wonderful resource for teachers to develop "green" lesson plans for their students.

This website provides interesting ways to engage students and help them see how their green choices can actually be a career choice.

Great resource for high school teachers. Great green club activities and the activities could be adjusted for middle school students.

We celebrate Earth Day every year and students have a difficult time understanding why we celebrate Earth Day. This gives great lesson plans as well as printouts to share with your students.

This website can be used to develop crafts to do with your students for Earth Day or any day where you are focusing on helping your students understand their carbon footprint!

REI is a huge supporter of the outdoors and environment. They run various programs for youth in the communities and this is a great resource to share not only with your students but with parents as well!

More crafts, games and activities for your students. Great ideas to share with your parents as well as Earth Day approaches!

This websites is linked to Wisconsin state standards, but it is wonderful resource to show how Earth Day and environmental studies can be linked to other subject areas such as math or reading!

This websites provides a wonderful resource for students to research ways they can help the environment. It even shows students how to make PAPER!!

This website has "Breathe Easy Man" which my students really enjoy. It also has fun games and activities for students to play while they are learning!

This is a really fun website for kids that bring Earth Day down to their level. There is a wonderful global warming poster that will be great for students to read.

Great list of links for students to explore. One link takes the students to EPA environmental website for kids...which has fun games for the students to play!

Wonderful website to share with parents to continue education at home.

Fun activities that are easy to follow for students. One of my favorite is the holiday boxes...but there are other activities listed on the page that can be used.

I have used this website in the classroom by allowing the students to research endangered species as well as look at photos about our environment, etc. There is a new section about the Gulf Oil Spill that I will be using when I return in the fall!

Students can go to Critter Corner and read about animals in our environment!

Great activities for students to play in school as well as at home.

This website is focused more on middle and high school students, but has fun activities they can use to develop Earth Day activities to share with younger students!