Student Edition

Revise a model to include new ideas to explain how carbon is released from the soil.

Watch one or more videos about possible solutions to rebalance carbon.

Develop a carbon cycle model to show how carbon moves between different parts of our world.

Test combinations of emission-reducing solutions using an interactive.

Read world headlines about the effects of climate change.

Analyze a chart to gather information about sources of greenhouse gases.

Make observations of what will happen to carbon emissions in the future using an interactive.

Read about solutions to reduce carbon emissions.

Make observations using about processes that produce carbon dioxide (sources) and processes that take up carbon dioxide (sinks).

Test at least three combinations of emission-reducing and plant-soil solutions using an interactive.

Develop a model that makes connections between an increase in GHGs and impacts in your local community.

Develop a model to explain how plants transfer carbon between their leaves, the air, and the soil.

Gather more information about how carbon moves between soil and air by watching an animation.

Read about plant and soil relationships to trace how carbon moves between them.

Develop a model to show how fossil fuel combustion affects the gases in the atmosphere.

Explore how atmospheric gases interact with infrared radiation and how this relates to air temperature using an interactive.

Watch a video to gather evidence about how plants influence atmospheric carbon dioxide.

Gather more information about the relationship between soil and carbon by watching an animation.

Explore the relationship between some atmospheric gases and temperature using an interactive to model and test ideas.

Investigate if plants can reduce carbon dioxide on a global scale using an interactive.