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CarboSchools
Welcome to the CarboSchools library
Resources for teachers
and people involved in climate change projects at school
- Materials for Experiments
- Materials for Activities
- Teaching Resources
- Special productions of Carboschools
On this page, you will find descriptions of experiments you can realise in your school (in the classroom or outside). By experiments we refer to activities where pupils use science materials or data to work on a phenomenon. Experiments do not need too much time: they can be realised in one class (but it could be a three hours' class). The page is divided into four parts: Indoor and outdoor experiments, background information and tips on instruments.
This page presents activities you can realise with your pupils. Activity is often a sequence of actions you realise in your classroom or in another place (in a laboratory, in a forest...) that may take several days. This page is divided into activities to realise in school, in forests, in the field, or activities that deal with the atmosphere or the sea.
On this page, you will find scientific support material about global change. You will find brochures, links and videos.
First educational booklet (in English): What we know, what we don't know & how we try to better understand global change
Low resolution pdf (2.5 Mo) High resolution pdf (40 Mo) In other languages
Second Educational booklet (in English): What we have learned, what we still don't know and what we must do to combat climate change
Low resolution pdf (2.32 Mo) High resolution pdf (41.6 Mo)
Italian version pdf (3.13 Mo)
Teacher-Scientist Partnership Guide
Practical advice on how to implement a CarboSchools project
2-page synthetic version(pdf 103kB) en Français (pdf 46kB) total version (pdf 354 kB)
Ocean acidification, the other CO2 problem: how far will life resist? (joint EPOCA/carboschools production)
- 8 pages pdf document (7.9 MB), light version (2.3 MB)
- EPOCA Education page-follow our experiments in the Arctic
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CarboSchools is funded by the 7th EU Framework Programme for research & technological development, Science in Society - contract 217551
