Do you need ideas to illustrate the 17 Sustainable Development Goals to your students? Then this is the resource for you. Easily utilized as it includes ideas for projects and case studies for each sustainability goal to build a better future. We greatly value your feedback so drop us a line at vkioupi@gmail.com.

Would you like to explore life in the abyss? Then do not miss out on the chance to buy this activity and let your students dive deep to unravel the mysteries of deep sea organisms!

Engage your students in project based learning, incorporating Google earth activities and field study at their neighborhood! Plus you get to make them care about urban environment and promote active citizenship! In this activity students work collaboratively to unravel the history, evolution and propose future uses of an urban green space. I greatly appreciate your feedback so please leave your comments.

Sensitize your students about plastics in the marine environment, their impact on wildlife and urge them to action by teaching them how to record litter on beaches, reduce use of microplastics-containing everyday products and participate in beach clean-ups. We greatly value your feedback so drop us a line at vkioupi@gmail.com.

Encourage your students to become materials hunters through historical ages with this resource! It is based on a serious game developed by researchers. The students will learn about the properties and sustainability of materials, construction processes, available technologies and will make comparisons between different materials' capability to de used in similar applications. We greatly value your opinion so please send us your feedback at vkioupi@gmail.com

This activity focuses on electronic devices, namely mobile phones, and explores their life-cycle from extraction of raw materials to disposal and recycling. Sustainability issues are also addressed in an effort to give students the big picture of natural resources used, processes employed and people involved. It contains a description with educational objectives for the teacher and a student worksheet with evaluation activity. We greatly value your opinion so please send us your feedback at vkioupi@gmail.com

This resource focuses on the interdependence of materials and people, the concept of planned obsolescence and the issue of e-waste. It encourages the students to critically reflect on connections between the advances of technology, consumerism, product lifespan, e-waste and health/environmental effects on developing countries. It contains a description with educational objectives for the teacher and a student worksheet with evaluation activity. We greatly value your opinion so please send us your feedback at vkioupi@gmail.com

Help your students use their senses to identify common herbs and introduce them to scientific nomenclature of plants. Hands-on activity, ideal for outdoor education especially if your school has a garden. We greatly value your feedback , so please email us at vkioupi@gmail.com.

Sensitize your students about refugee and immigration issues by simultaneously teaching them media literacy skills. Suitable for students aged 12-16, but can be adapted to match other age-groups. We apreciate your feedback so please email us at vkioupi@gmail.com

Help your students develop observation and identification skills using common herbs. They will also learn about scientific terminology and use simple lab equipment. Ideal for outdoor learning and lab practice. It is particularly useful if the school has a garden. We greatly value your feedback, so email us at vkioupi@gmail.com.

Teach your students the skills of critical analysis of published articles on refugee and immigration issues. Suitable for students aged 13-16, but can be adapted to match other age groups as well. We greatly value your feedback, so please send us an email at vkioupi@gmail.com.

Set up an exciting project for your students to act about the environment and sustainability. Help them become active thinkers and explorer in the spirit of Charles Darwin. The resource consists of a file with instructions about the project "discover nature in your area" and extension activities about monitoring and recording biodiversity, air pollution and promoting active citizenship in urban green spaces.

Set up an exciting project for your students to act about the environment and sustainability. Help them become active thinkers and explorer in the spirit of Charles Darwin. The resource consists of a file with instructions about the project "discover nature in your area" and extension activities about monitoring and recording biodiversity, air pollution and promoting active citizenship in urban green spaces.

Engage your students in project based learning, incorporating Google earth activities and field study at their neighborhood! Plus you get to make them care about urban environment and promote active citizenship! In this activity students work collaboratively to unravel the history, evolution and propose future uses of an urban green space. I greatly appreciate your feedback so please leave your comments.