Teaching Climate Across the Curriculum: Tools and Strategies for K–12

Bring climate into everything you teach! Join a hands-on workshop designed specifically for educators on July 31, 2026, at the National Weather Center in Norman, Oklahoma. Get ready to dive into an enriching experience where you will enhance your lessons with practical, ready-to-use resources across all subjects, whether it's science, social studies, English language arts, or the arts!

What to Expect:

• Strengthen your understanding of climate science through an Earth systems approach.
• Engage in interactive lessons that you can apply immediately in your classroom.
• Collaborate with fellow educators to exchange ideas and strategies.
• Explore ready-to-teach lessons that seamlessly integrate into your existing curriculum.
• Develop a personalized plan for incorporating new lessons tailored for different grade levels (K–12).

The workshop focuses on practical strategies and provides you with valuable tools that can make climate education impactful for your students. You will not just leave with materials but also with confidence and a clear path forward.

Resources You’ll Take Home:

• Project WET: Water and People
• EcoRise Climate Resilience Curriculum

Transform your teaching and make climate concepts relevant and manageable for your students. This experience is perfect for educators teaching elementary through high school, as well as those in informal settings.

👉 Register now on Eventbrite and prepare to connect with other amazing educators across Oklahoma! 🌱

For more information, contact:

• Tony Pascall - Anthony.Pascall@ag.ok.gov | (405) 317-8322
• Jack Hilgert - jack.hilgert@conservation.ok.gov | (405) 613-3835
• Larson - tmf@ecorise.org