Looking for more free education materials? Below is a collection of recommended resources on environmental, oil spill, and energy-related topics for educators in the Exxon Valdez oil spill region, across Alaska, and beyond.
Alaska EnergySmart Lessons: Lesson to increase energy literacy in youth including understanding of economic and environmental costs.
Alaska Resource Education Curriculum: Lessons to inspire and educate students about Alaska’s resources. Topics include energy, mining, and forestry.
BLM’s Campbell Creek Science Center:
- Watershed Wonders Curriculum: Lessons for 4th-6th grade. This is a place-based watershed curriculum comprised of 30-60 minute lessons with interactive activities, informational videos, virtual science labs, and hands-on reflections.
- Nature Learning Resources: These simple outdoor activities for all ages help connect you to your local ecosystems.
Center for Alaskan Coastal Studies Resources for Educators: These activity guides and curricula cover a variety of hands-on environmental and marine topics for a variety of age groups.
Climate Literacy and Energy Awareness Network Lessons & Resources: This searchable database includes lessons on climate and energy for K-12 and college students.
Prince William Sound Science Center:
- Ocean and Oil Spill Technologies: A seven-lesson unit covering arctic ocean science, oil spills, and oil spill clean up including a remote operated vehicle engineering activity.
- Ocean Monitoring: A three-lesson unit covering ocean science, ecosystems, ocean acidification, and climate change.
Children of the Spills: Lesson plans designed for use in areas affected by oil spills and activities designed for use in any coastal area and can be adjusted to your community.
Back to Alaska Oil Spill Lesson Bank
Do you have related resources on your website? Contact Maia Draper-Reich to request a link be added to this page.