Regeneration Solutions Interactive
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Provided by: Project Regeneration|Published on: May 23, 2024
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5-12
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Synopsis
- This engaging, interactive, and colorful site takes students on an environmental journey from mountaintops to the ocean floor, with climate sustainability information provided along the way.
- Students will learn about a wide variety of climate solutions, both in nature and in cities, with clear evidence of hope for the future embedded in the attached informative links.

Subjects: Biology, Earth and Space Sciences
Authors: Project Regeneration
Region: Global
Languages: English
Teaching Materials
Positives
- Students will be able to select the topics they are interested in to learn more.
- Engaging visuals create a series of environments which will interest even the most reluctant learner.
Additional Prerequisites
- Students should have some prior knowledge of environmental sustainability.
- Teachers may want to assign specific locations or items for students to explore.
Differentiation
- There are enough embedded links to related articles so that teachers can assign small-group or individual research activities.
- English teachers can have students create academic paragraphs based on the information provided.
This resource outlines several ways to rejuvenate the Earth and balance the interaction between people and the natural world. Since these techniques have shown to be successful over time, they should be continued and improved.
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