

Climate Ed teaches children climate science and enables them to take climate action.
We are a charity delivering free, volunteer-led climate education for 9 to 11 year olds through fun, practical and interactive workshops.
CHILDREN'S RESOURCES
GAMES, VIDEOS AND PRACTICAL ACTIONS FOR CHILDREN
Multimedia & Storytelling
BBC Bitesize & BBC Bitesize: The Regenerators: Learning materials and family challenges for sustainability.
TED-Ed Earth School: 30 quests to connect children with nature.
BBC Pictures of the Changing World: Visuals showing climate impacts on the Earth.
Activity Ideas (From Twinkl & Others)
Carbon footprint reduction activities.
Creating art/posters (#OurOtherMother campaign).
Sorting rubbish/recycling games.
Upcycling clothes fashion shows.
For ages 10+, excellent climate change resources include NASA's Climate Kids for interactive games, and information. It could well be an interesting thing to do iwith a grandchild. One of members who doesn’t have a grandchild got struck very early on when trying to direct a submarine to a key and a treasure chest. British Red Cross https://youtu.be/LDTLkBEtkbA, a YouTube video about red cross resources for 11 to 16 year olds, Stem Learning for hands-on science (like building turbines), BBC Bitesize for core curriculum, and Practical Action for real-world STEM solutions, with platforms like se-ed.org.uk Sustainability and Environmental Education a very useful website with goods lists of other websites linking to games, and activities for children and adults alike. offering broad lists of engaging activities, videos, and books.
Interactive Websites & Games
NASA Climate Kids: Fun, kid-friendly site with games, videos, and projects about climate science.
Earth Rangers: An app and platform for learning about nature and climate change with interactive challenges.
Y-adapt (Red Cross): Games and activities for youth to understand and adapt to climate change.
Hands-On STEM & Projects
STEM Learning: Resources for building things like wind turbines, linking energy and climate.
Practical Action: STEM resources focusing on real-world climate solutions, suitable for UK curriculum.
Wildlife Trusts: Activities, quizzes, and articles for kids and families to engage with nature.