There are numerous activities that students can participate in to develop a keen awareness about energy consumption. Here are just a few activities to get you started.
- Earth Hour. Join the global celebration in March to acknowledge the need to reduce energy. Use your power to make change a reality!Saturday, MARCH 19th 2016. Turn off your lights off from 8:30-9:30pm. Inspired? Commit to do something more for the planet that goes beyond the hour.Tools to make it easy:Official Earth Hour flier2016 Globe Earth Hour Poster
School flier to engage and inform students, staff and families. 16 flier
- Watch “Be the Solution -Energy” to enhance student understanding about why it’s important and solutions for children to make a difference. Watch here
- Energy Hog Scavenger Hunt Scavenger Hunt
Send Energy Scavenger home and ask families to take a pledge. Here is a sample letter for your convenience:15_Energy Hog Family Pledge
School Energy Assessment and Don’t Be An Energy Hog.
Want more ideas? The Center for Green Schools is a great source to green your building. Start by implementing simple, energy reducing steps such as turning off lights, monitors and laminating machines when not in use.
Enhance indoor and outdoor air quality by enforcing a No Idle policy. When you’re ready, save substantial $ and energy by conducting a professional energy audit with Ecotelligent Homes.
Energy Reduction List of tips to reduce energy.