Teaching students about the causes and consequences of climate change is critical ... Schools are already seeing disruptions due to more severe weather, and that’s only going to get worse.

Today’s children and young adults care more about climate change than they do most issues as temperatures have reached record highs and the number of weather ... the media kids consume outside ...

As support for climate science education in classrooms swells, it’s time for teachers to understand how to address the emotional implications of teaching children about climate change.

Here are four student podcasts that offer a glimpse into the minds of students and what they have to say about climate-related news in their communities — and what they hope to do about it.

And while it’s important to LA Unified School District administrators to educate kids about the warming world – this year the LAUSD board passed a resolution committing to incorporating climate ...

Gen Z and younger millennials are the most climate literate generations the world has ever seen. They learned about climate ...

saw a dire post about global warming on social media or experienced a weather-related disaster firsthand, chances are good that your kids are aware of and worried about the dangers of climate ...

Climate change is not ... The following titles introduce kids to the planet’s wonders. This photography book captures plants, animals, landscapes, and weather in vivid colors and textures.

There have been a record 25 weather and climate-related natural disasters in the U.S. so far this year that have each caused at least $1 billion in damages—floods, wildfires, drought ...

Climate change is causing the weather to get more erratic across the U.S. Rain storms that used to happen once in a lifetime now occur every few years. Heat waves are hotter, and last longer.