Tim Grant and Gail Littlejohn, (eds), 2001, Teaching About Climate Change: Cool Schools Tackle Global Warming, Toronto: Green Teacher, 80 pages, 8 1/2 " x 11". ISBN 086571-437-1. Grades K-12.
Acknowledgements
A Climate of Change: The Context by
Louise Comeau and Dave Mussell
The Educational Challenges of Climate Change: A Framework for
Teaching About Climate Change by Milton McClaren and William
Hammond
The Greenhouse Effect by Louise Comeau and Tim Grant
Gases and Greenhouses: Simple Activities for Exploring Key
Concepts by Gail Littlejohn and Alex Waters
Understanding Climate Variability by Gail Littlejohn
Is Climate Change Good for Us? by Jackie Oblak
Energy: Making the Right Choices by
Kitty Cochrane
Introducing Solar Electricity by Sonja and Robert Vogl
Solar Box Cooking by Sue LeBeau
Solar Car Sprints by Aisling O'Shea
Renewable Energy: K-12 Activities by Sue LeBeau
A New Kind of Bus Afoot: Walking School
Buses by Elise Houghton
Building a Community of Lifelong Cyclists by Ken Croxford
It Takes a Whole Bus to Educate a Child: A Reading by
Arthur Orsini
Investigating Public Transit by Tim Grant, Gail Littlejohn
and Arthur Orsini
Going off-ramp: A Car Trip Reduction Plan for High Schools
by Arthur Orsini
From Gridlock to Global Warming by Rebecca Watts-Hull
Counting the Real Costs of Cars by the Pembina Institute
Taking Action on Climate Change: Inside
and Outside our Schools by Denise Philippe and Richard Kool
What Cool Schools Can Do by Tom Yohemas
Getting into Hot Water by Joe Umanetz
The Clean Air Game by Deborah Avalone-King
Visiting A Sustainable Living Site by Barbara Wallace
Cycling for a Better World by Gilles Bélisle
Climate Change Round Table by the Toronto Environmental
Alliance
Organizations and Resources
Curriculum Index
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