1. An Inside Education Classroom Presentation

Using our award-winning, hands-on approach for classroom programming a professional educator will visit with your students and lead them through an interactive session that provides a local air quality and climate change knowledge to build upon the Grade 5 Weather Unit.

2. Easy to use materials to collect school-based air quality data

Participating schools will be guided through a schoolyard activity using an airbeam monitoring device that contributes data to air quality experts. Schools will also be provided extension activities to collect further air quality data as well as the opportunity to enhance the experience by borrowing an AirBeam monitoring device. By collecting and downloading the data your school is contributing to a North American citizen science initiative! Check out the map.

3. A student-led education & stewardship campaign

As a culminating activity of the program, each class/school will be encouraged to implement an education campaign in their school (ie: idle-free posters, a presentation to another class, short video etc.) to share the knowledge they gained while studying climate change and local air quality. Inside Education will create a showcase of the projects to present to local air shed groups to celebrate clean air day during environment week!

Need some inspiration? Have a look at the CARS stewardship campaign that made by Victoria School of the Arts.