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Classroom Practices to Promote a Green Future - A Teacher's Guide
An 18-page teacher’s guide on how to drive a sustainably friendly classroom!
Striving for a sustainable classroom can seem overwhelming if you’re not sure where to start. For helpful ideas on how to go green in your classroom, take a look at this informative booklet.
In this teacher’s guide, you’ll find tips and tricks for using our products digitally, as well as some quick and easy ways you can promote sustainability in your lessons.
You’ll receive plenty of advice to make sure you are sustainably managing areas such as:
- energy
- waste
- paper
- food
- water.
Each of these areas link to a number of teaching resources to help you embed these ideas in your lessons.
This wonderful resource also contains a Sustainable Classroom Checklist to help you keep track of your progress!
Download or print this amazing booklet and read it along with our blog 45 Sustainable Practices for the Environmentally Friendly Classroom.

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