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Pages this Section: Class Resources-Directories A-V & Software Student EE Sites EE-Related Educ Sites Activities by Topic Earth Day 1999 Superlative Sites Fresh Water Oceans & Coasts Air & Climate Wildlife & Biodiversity Endangered Species Forestry & Agric Energy & Trans. Waste & Toxics Urban & Multicultural Population Consumption Schoolyard Ecology Geography Arts-based	Pages this Section:   EE Activities - Consumption and Lifestyle Links on this page are for activities and materials dealing with consumption, lifestyles, and resource distribution. You will also find topic-specific information on EE-Link in two other areas: EE Organizations and Projects Environmental Links (key links for information and organizations) Links for EE Activities - Consumption and Lifestyle:   Captain Olin's Odyssey  Popular! Captain Olin's Odyssey is an interactive web site designed to teach students in grades 5-8 about water quality, recycling, and safe chemicals through experiments and stories. From Olin Corp. Open in new window Center for A New American Dream Information on consumption related curricula, such as :"Living in a Material World: Lessons on Commercialism, Consumption, and Environment;" Earth Education: A New Beginning;" and "Seeds of Simplicity Core Curriculum Packets." Open in new window Global Learning: Sustainable Development Program The Sustainable Development Program has developed three teacher resources focusing on the interrelated concepts of the environment, development and equity for middle and high school students. Sample lessons and ordering information are available on line. Open in new window Global Perspectives on Fast-Food History Downloadable lesson plans on history, economy, politics of cheeseburgers and pop. From American Forum for Global Education. Open in new window Natural Systems Thinking Process Learning how to genuinely reconnect our thinking with nature has proven to replace destructive psychological bonds with constructive relationships. Open in new window The Great Green Web Game "The Great Green Web Game is a fun and informative way to learn more about how your consumer habits can help or hurt the environment. Created by the Union of Concerned Scientists." Open in new window
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