National Energy Education Development (NEED) Project Resources
NEED Change a Light Teacher Guide (pdf)
Other NEED Energy Resources for Educators
Electric Currents Free Classroom Visits
Electric Currents is an energizing look into how electricity is made, how it is used, and strategies to improve our air quality, save money, and change the world. Highlights include demonstrations on: electricity use, CFL Incandescent comparisons, solar power and other electrifying revelations.
Contact keith.bamberger@ncmail.net to arrange a free public program or classroom visit keith.bamberger@ncmail.net or phone 828-296-4500.
More interesting ideas about Energy and Sustainable Living
From the North Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources
- Office of Environmental Education
- Office of Pollution Prevention and Environmental Assistance
- Division of Air Quality, Air Awareness
Other Excellent Resources
- Environmental Educators of North Carolina
- Energy Information Administration Kid's Page
- Newton BBS Argonne National Lab, DOE
- How Stuff Works; comparing CFL and Incandescent lamps
- Center for Integrated Study of the Human Dimensions of Global Change; Teacher's Guide
- National Energy Foundation
- US Dept. of Energy resources for teachers
- National Renewable Energy Laboratory, Office of Education