Resources for Schools
4th Annual Greenlight Earth Day Film Festival
 The City of San José, Palo Alto, and Sunnyvale are pleased to announce the 4th Annual Greenlight Earth Day Film Festival, a celebration of Earth Day featuring film projects that explore environmental citizenship and show how individual actions can reduce our environmental impact. Films featured are produced by local artists, with an emphasis on student-produced films. To view 2009 winning entries, visit the Peninsula Media Center’s website.
San José Go Green
Schools Program
The San José Go
Green Schools Program fosters
school recycling and environmental stewardship in a parent- and
community-driven process. Program staff are available to assist
schools take first steps to creating the optimum healthy green learning
environment.
Curriculum Materials
Order curriculum
materials online to enrich your classroom experience.
Grants
Apply for grant funds to support local
watershed projects or school
recycling and environmental stewardship projects.
Teacher Training
Explore new ways to teach kids about the environment
through teacher training workshops.
Environmental Support
Start a recycling
program at your school or learn more about solar energy.
Field Trips/Presentations
Take your students on a field
trip to the wildlife refuge or schedule a classroom
presentation by a ranger.
Web Sites
Visit these environmental education web
sites. |
