Discover Earth’s climate with a balloon

Discover Earth’s climate with a balloon

Using common objects from their environment, students go on an interactive journey to learn about how the Earth is divided into different climatic zones. Learners will be able to identify and visualise the various climate zones of our world via practical...
Continental climate and oceanic climate

Continental climate and oceanic climate

What’s the difference between continental and oceanic climates? This activity introduces primary school students to this topic by showing that in the summer it is cooler by the sea than on the land and that water cools off more slowly than soil. Resource Link...
A view from above

A view from above

Multispectral satellite images are fundamental in deciphering Earth surface features like vegetation or open water areas. With this activity, students will understand the importance of this data for preserving life on Earth and get a hands-on know-how of how real...
Cubic Planets

Cubic Planets

Earth, the happy planet. Mars, the angry guy. Jupiter, the big glutton. Did you ever imagine to build the planets of the Solar System as cubic characters with their own, brilliant personalities? Tailored for individual or team work, this activity allows students to...
Day and night in the world

Day and night in the world

In this activity, students investigate the differences between day and night by comparing nocturnal and diurnal animals. They use a model of the Earth to demonstrate how day and night occur on Earth and explain that people and animals living on different parts of the...