Topic	Grade	Learning Outcome	Organization
Humanitarian Design	3 - 4	Students will learn what criteria are needed to create a sustainable technology and design a 3D model of a technology to address a given water, sanitation, or hygiene issue in a developing country. Students will learn the essentials of sustainable community development.	Centre for Affordable Water & Sanitation Technology
​Solar Energy and Energy Conservation	5 - 6	​Students will explore energy use and energy conservation. Students will discover the differences between renewable and non-renewable energy resources and their impacts on the environment. Students will learn to use Solar PV Panels to power small instruments and the effect of different configurations on energy output.	Relay Education
Vermicomposting	1 - 4 and 7	​Students will learn about the importance that organic waste plays in society and the environment. Students will explore vermicomposting: an organic waste management, sustainable solution that reduces greenhouse gas emissions, fertilizer consumption and contributes to waste diversion.	Nature's Ride
Urban Gardening & Sustainable Food	​4 - 9	​Students will learn where fresh produce comes from and the environmental impact difference between locally grown and imported food. Students will learn that they can take sustainable action through urban gardening and growing food for our schools and communities.​	Hands On Growing
​​Land-use Management	This module is currently unavailable.	Students will be shown how to use the Alberta Tomorrow land-use simulator and explore the effects of human land-uses on environmental and socioeconomic indicators. Students will learn how to set their own goals for the future and create the future they think will allow them to reach their goals, both environmentally and economically.	Alberta Tomorrow
Ecosystem Conservation	​10 - 12	​Students will explore the human causes of climate change and how climate change affects their lives and the world around them. Students will learn the important role of undisturbed landscapes (parks and protected areas) in mitigating climate change impacts.	Canadian Parks & Wilderness Society